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Curriculum Architecture Design

Guy Wallace has some good information on his blog, here is a post that may be useful to you.....

The Purpose of Curriculum Architecture Design

Excerpt:

"The Curriculum Architecture Design (CAD) process generates the overall design for an entire T&D product line. The design is high-level (macrolevel), systems-oriented, and modular. The design identifies
• Where (within the scope of the design) training needs exist
• Currently existing T&D that addresses the training needs
• Gaps where no existing training addresses the training needs
• Which gaps are high-priority and should be filled by new or updated training

In summary, the Curriculum Architecture Design process identifies all of the T&D that could be and then prioritizes efforts to build all of the gap T&D that should be."

Dave Boggs
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What makes a good mentor (online mentor)?

Was surfing my rss feeds and found a post on Jim Kissane's blog....The Characteristics and Qualities of Effective Mentors

Funny thing is, many these characteristics are applicable to online mentoring....

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Another Take On The Old Controversy: Classroom Training Vs. e-Learning Training

Came across a post on the topic of classroom training vs e-learning training by Ron Przywara that I thought you might like.   

Excerpt:

"If the decision is made using numbers on a balance sheet the obvious choice would seem to be “e-learning”. The direct cost of distance learning is generally lower than a classroom instructor-led course (average 40%-60% less) and there’s no travel expenses (mileage, hotel, etc.). The choice though is not as simple as the expense. Like any business decision, the cost is an influence, but there are other components in the equation that require consideration. In this article we’ll take a look at some of the components, both positives and challenges, of e-learning and classroom instructor-led training and present you with the information to help you make an informed business decision."

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Top 5 IT Training Mistakes...

Seems like they are not exclusive to IT Training and  can be applied to lots of training situations...

IT's Top Five Training Mistakes by Beth Stackpole

  • "Mistake number 1: you didn't plan for training upfront.
  • Mistake No. 2: You're out of tune with your audience.
  • Mistake No. 3: You didn't follow standards training models.
  • Mistake No. 4: You're training out of business context.
  • Mistake No 5: You forgot to forge business partnerships."

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70% Of Major Employers In The U.S. Use Some Form Of Gaming Technology In Their Training Programs

Employers Turning To Games For Training

Excerpt:

"A study released today by the Entertainment Software Association finds that seventy percent of major employers in the U.S. utilize some form of gaming technology in their training programs. From simple quizzes to complex tool manipulation, more and more employers are integrating interactive entertainment into their education regiment, with 78% of organizations not currently employing such methods stating they plan to offer it within the next five years..."

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SyberWorks e-Learning Podcast #21: Tips on Using Flash to Develop Online Training Content

Here is our latest press release and e-Learning Series podcast:

Press Release:

SyberWorks e-Learning Podcasts: Episode #21:  Tips on Using Flash to Develop Online Training Content

Podcast:

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Podcast_icon_5Episode 21: Tips on Using Flash to Develop Online Training Content

Al Lemieux, Senior Designer at SyberWorks, talks about using Flash to develop online training content.  In this episode, Al discusses highlights from his article, such as Flash’s built-in SCORM- and AICC-compliant templates and output tips.

 

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SyberWorks e-Learning Podcast Transcript #21


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SyberWorks e-Learning Podcast #21 Preview

Here's a sneak preview of our next  SyberWorks e-Learning Podcast Series episode about using flash in e-Learning development. Have a listen....

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e-Learning Paradox?

Found this in my rss feeds, thought you might find it interesting....

“E-Learning: An Oxymoron?

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Adult Learning Styles.......

Jim Kissane, a noted Workforce Development expert,  has a post up on his blog about adult learning styles... I thought is was good information, so here you go.....

Adult Learning Styles - How to Connect

He also posted a learning styles questionnaire from NC State which you may find useful.

Jim has great information on his blog and talks about some really interesting topics, so I would suggest you subscribe....


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Does rapid development mean dumbing down?

Found this interesting article up on the Trainingzone.co.uk...

Elearning debate: Does rapid development mean dumbing down? by John Stokdyk

Excerpt:

"We believe that rapid design and development processes represent as much a threat to the elearning community as they do an opportunity".

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