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SOLVING THE  LEARNING DESIGN PUZZLE SOLVING THE  LEARNING DESIGN PUZZLE

SOLVING THE LEARNING DESIGN PUZZLE - PowerPoint Presentation

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SOLVING THE LEARNING DESIGN PUZZLE - PPT Presentation

SMALL SUBSET OF THE INFORMATION LEARNING PLAN Learning and Assessment Strategy LAS Providing a combined strategy for developing the training Assessment Mapping Assessments Training Materials ID: 706978

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Slide1

SOLVING THE

LEARNING DESIGN PUZZLE

SMALL SUBSET OF THE INFORMATIONSlide2

LEARNING PLAN

Learning and Assessment Strategy (LAS)

(Providing a combined strategy for developing the training)

Assessment Mapping

Assessments

Training Materials

(Content, Handouts, Aids, etc.)

Implement Course/Training

(Course/Package delivery through appropriate methods)

Assessments/Feedback

(Testing, Results Analysis, Quality Assurance)

Audit and Validation

(Training Package and Assessment Validation)

TRAINING NEEDS ANALYIS

Competencies/ Knowledge

Required

External Requirements

Organisational Requirements

A

nalysis

D

evelop

I

mplement

E

valuate

Learning Plan

D

esignSlide3

A

Analyse

D

Design

D

Develop

I

Implement

E

Evaluate

FEED THE LAS CONTENT INTO THE PROCESS

Bounding

Focussing

Theme

Title

Points

Concise

Content

OBT Focus

TNA & LAS

= AIMS

Is the Point

Relevant to the Theme?

(To maintain a single minded Approach)

1

2

What is the Benefit?

(Link to WIIFMs)

4

Is it Stand-alone

or dependent?

(Think about the linkage of the Points)

3

Does it Address

Audience

Issues?

(As identified through Audience Profiling)

5

Can the Points

Be Grouped?

(To simplify content)

6

Can it be adequately stated?

(Is it Believable & Supportable)

THE SIX QUESTION

Focussing

Theme

Title

Points

Concise

Content

Is the Point

Relevant to the Theme?

(To maintain a single minded Approach)

1

2

What is the Benefit?

(Link to WIIFMs)

4

Is it Stand-alone

or dependent?

(Think about the linkage of the Points)

3

Does it Address

Audience

Issues?

(As identified through Audience Profiling)

5

Can the Points

Be Grouped?

(To simplify content)

6

Can it be adequately stated?

(Is it Believable & Supportable)

THE SIX QUESTIONSlide4

FEED THE LAS CONTENT INTO THE PROCESS

Setting the

Structure

Selecting the

Templates

Laying Out

Bounding

Focussing

Theme

Title

Points

Concise

Content

OBT Focus

This is where the

STUBB is useful

Word Version

Excel VersionSlide5

FEED THE LAS CONTENT INTO THE PROCESS

Setting the

Structure

Selecting the

Templates

Laying Out

Allocating

Time

Overlaying

Styles

Work out Timings

Bounding

Focussing

Theme

Title

Points

Concise

Content

OBT Focus

Strong

LinkageSlide6

FEED THE LAS CONTENT INTO THE PROCESS

Think about the amount of time required

Make a decision on covering the content as

Read Content:

Seconds to hours

Listen to Content:

Seconds to hours

View Content:

Seconds to hours

View/Listen to Content: Minutes to hours

View/Listen to Content: Minutes to hoursDo activities: Minutes to years

Illustrated lectures

Videos

Directive Demonstrations

RecordingsRadio/TelephoneSpeaker Only

Text

Symbols

Still Pictures

Diagrams/Charts/Maps etc.Silent Motion Pictures

Audience Inclusive Demonstrations

Role Playing (Dramatised Experiences)

Workshops and Group Design Process with output

Direct Experience (e.g. building/operating/doing)

PRELIMINARIES LESSON/SESSION

DISCUSSION (Q,A & D)

FOLLOW UP

Model developed from information at: Baylor, Kitsantas & Chung (2001); Brown, et al. (1994); Wormeli (2007); Ornstein (1995); Zaksis, Liljedahl & Sinclair (2009); Causton-Theoharis & Theoharis (2008); John (2006); Jalongo, Reig & Helterbran (2007); Panasuk, Stone & Todd (2002); Milkova (2012) Slide7

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