The Resource The training design manual : the complete practical guide to creating effective and successful training programmes, Tony Bray
The training design manual : the complete practical guide to creating effective and successful training programmes, Tony Bray
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The item The training design manual : the complete practical guide to creating effective and successful training programmes, Tony Bray represents a specific, individual, material embodiment of a distinct intellectual or artistic creation found in University of Missouri Libraries.
This item is available to borrow from 1 library branch.
- Language
- eng
- Extent
- x, 310 pages
- Note
- Accompanying CD-ROM contains training design manual tools and additional resources and tools for trainers
- Contents
-
- 1 Introduction
- Welcome
- Structure of the book
- What is 'learning' ... and 'training'?
- The benefits of good design
- Focus on designing a real course
- 2 The training design project
- Identify your stakeholders
- Project dashboard
- The initial planning meeting
- 3 Designing for global diversity
- The DESIGN process
- DESIGNing for global corporate diversity
- Why diversity is important
- Accessibility for trainer-led courses
- Accessibility for web-based materials
- The employer's 'two tick' commitment
- 4 Formal learning needs analysis
- The importance of learning needs analysis
- Who will you consult?
- Learning needs checklist
- Data collection techniques
- Practical examples
- Now focus on your course
- 5 Team-based needs analysis
- Introduction
- Functional competences
- Core competences
- Critical work processes
- 6 What do you propose?
- Training may not be the solution
- Define the overall course 'envelope'
- Internal or external designers?
- Write your proposal
- Sunflower analysis
- 7 The impact of learning styles
- How people learn
- Climb the learning ladder
- The impact of learning styles
- Fight the filters
- So what does this mean for me?
- 8 Go with the flow
- Process-map the flow
- Learning methodologies
- Four ways to communicate
- Timing the course outline
- 'Sign off' by the project sponsor
- 9 The STAR design model
- Follow the STAR
- 'S' is for stimulate interest
- 'T' is for transfer ideas or concepts
- Techniques for transferring ideas or concepts
- 'A' is for apply the learning
- Techniques for applying the learning
- 'R' is for review what's changed
- 10 Designing more complex activities
- Designing workshop sessions
- Reversed workshop sessions
- Team-based projects
- Role play or skill practices
- Using actors
- 11 Designing each session in detail
- Comply with company standards and policies
- The session plan
- Timings
- Session title
- Objectives
- Learning methods
- Administration and logistics
- A real example
- 'Diet' session plan
- Sponsor 'sign off'
- 12 Designing course materials
- What might you need?
- Harmonize with company standards
- Sources for course content
- Displaying text effectively
- Delegate name cards or badges
- Workbooks for trainer-led courses
- Delegate handouts
- Exercise briefing notes
- Feedback sheets
- Course peripherals
- 13 Using audio
- Why use audio?
- Some examples
- Slightly different uses
- Equipment needs
- 14 Designing visual aids
- Why use visual aids?
- What visual aids can we use?
- Basic design principles
- Flipcharts
- Overhead transparencies
- Computer graphics
- Potential pitfalls
- Plan your visuals
- 15 Designing e-learning
- Why e-learning?
- Managing the project
- The electronic learning system
- Using quizzes
- The course flow chart
- Building individual screens
- Creating the storyboards
- The trainer-led course
- The delegate workbook
- 16 Train the trainers
- Write a trainer's guide
- Train the trainers
- Trainer-led courses for blended learning
- 17 Select and manage the venue
- Draft the venue specification
- Manage the venue
- 18 Pilot the course
- Plan the pilot
- Pilots for blended learning
- Deliver the pilot
- Evaluate the pilot
- Sponsor 'sign off'
- 19 Go live
- Confirm ownership
- Identify resources and materials
- Market the programme
- Deliver the programme
- Follow up
- What could go wrong?
- 20 Review and relaunch
- Review what's changed
- Sources of feedback
- Measuring wider business impact
- Time for decision
- The end of the journey
- Index
- Isbn
- 9780749445706
- Label
- The training design manual : the complete practical guide to creating effective and successful training programmes
- Title
- The training design manual
- Title remainder
- the complete practical guide to creating effective and successful training programmes
- Statement of responsibility
- Tony Bray
- Language
- eng
- Cataloging source
- DLC
- http://library.link/vocab/creatorName
- Bray, Tony
- Dewey number
- 658.3/12404
- Illustrations
- illustrations
- Index
- index present
- LC call number
- HF5549.5.T7
- LC item number
- B638 2006
- Literary form
- non fiction
- Nature of contents
-
- bibliography
- handbooks
- http://library.link/vocab/subjectName
-
- Employees
- Instructional systems
- Employee training personnel
- Label
- The training design manual : the complete practical guide to creating effective and successful training programmes, Tony Bray
- Note
- Accompanying CD-ROM contains training design manual tools and additional resources and tools for trainers
- Accompanying material
- 1 CD-ROM.
- Bibliography note
- Includes bibliographical references and index
- Carrier category
- volume
- Carrier category code
-
- nc
- Carrier MARC source
- rdacarrier
- Content category
- text
- Content type code
-
- txt
- Content type MARC source
- rdacontent
- Contents
- 1 Introduction -- Welcome -- Structure of the book -- What is 'learning' ... and 'training'? -- The benefits of good design -- Focus on designing a real course -- 2 The training design project -- Identify your stakeholders -- Project dashboard -- The initial planning meeting -- 3 Designing for global diversity -- The DESIGN process -- DESIGNing for global corporate diversity -- Why diversity is important -- Accessibility for trainer-led courses -- Accessibility for web-based materials -- The employer's 'two tick' commitment -- 4 Formal learning needs analysis -- The importance of learning needs analysis -- Who will you consult? -- Learning needs checklist -- Data collection techniques -- Practical examples -- Now focus on your course -- 5 Team-based needs analysis -- Introduction -- Functional competences -- Core competences -- Critical work processes -- 6 What do you propose? -- Training may not be the solution -- Define the overall course 'envelope' -- Internal or external designers? -- Write your proposal -- Sunflower analysis -- 7 The impact of learning styles -- How people learn -- Climb the learning ladder -- The impact of learning styles -- Fight the filters -- So what does this mean for me? -- 8 Go with the flow -- Process-map the flow -- Learning methodologies -- Four ways to communicate -- Timing the course outline -- 'Sign off' by the project sponsor -- 9 The STAR design model -- Follow the STAR -- 'S' is for stimulate interest -- 'T' is for transfer ideas or concepts -- Techniques for transferring ideas or concepts -- 'A' is for apply the learning -- Techniques for applying the learning -- 'R' is for review what's changed -- 10 Designing more complex activities -- Designing workshop sessions -- Reversed workshop sessions -- Team-based projects -- Role play or skill practices -- Using actors -- 11 Designing each session in detail -- Comply with company standards and policies -- The session plan -- Timings -- Session title -- Objectives -- Learning methods -- Administration and logistics -- A real example -- 'Diet' session plan -- Sponsor 'sign off' -- 12 Designing course materials -- What might you need? -- Harmonize with company standards -- Sources for course content -- Displaying text effectively -- Delegate name cards or badges -- Workbooks for trainer-led courses -- Delegate handouts -- Exercise briefing notes -- Feedback sheets -- Course peripherals -- 13 Using audio -- Why use audio? -- Some examples -- Slightly different uses -- Equipment needs -- 14 Designing visual aids -- Why use visual aids? -- What visual aids can we use? -- Basic design principles -- Flipcharts -- Overhead transparencies -- Computer graphics -- Potential pitfalls -- Plan your visuals -- 15 Designing e-learning -- Why e-learning? -- Managing the project -- The electronic learning system -- Using quizzes -- The course flow chart -- Building individual screens -- Creating the storyboards -- The trainer-led course -- The delegate workbook -- 16 Train the trainers -- Write a trainer's guide -- Train the trainers -- Trainer-led courses for blended learning -- 17 Select and manage the venue -- Draft the venue specification -- Manage the venue -- 18 Pilot the course -- Plan the pilot -- Pilots for blended learning -- Deliver the pilot -- Evaluate the pilot -- Sponsor 'sign off' -- 19 Go live -- Confirm ownership -- Identify resources and materials -- Market the programme -- Deliver the programme -- Follow up -- What could go wrong? -- 20 Review and relaunch -- Review what's changed -- Sources of feedback -- Measuring wider business impact -- Time for decision -- The end of the journey -- Index
- Control code
- 62714312
- Dimensions
- 22 cm +
- Extent
- x, 310 pages
- Isbn
- 9780749445706
- Lccn
- 2005037495
- Media category
- unmediated
- Media MARC source
- rdamedia
- Media type code
-
- n
- Note
- MU: CD-ROM in pocket.
- Other physical details
- illustrations
- System control number
- (OCoLC)62714312
- System details
- System requirements for CD-ROM: Microsoft Word; Microsoft PowerPoint
- Label
- The training design manual : the complete practical guide to creating effective and successful training programmes, Tony Bray
- Note
- Accompanying CD-ROM contains training design manual tools and additional resources and tools for trainers
- Accompanying material
- 1 CD-ROM.
- Bibliography note
- Includes bibliographical references and index
- Carrier category
- volume
- Carrier category code
-
- nc
- Carrier MARC source
- rdacarrier
- Content category
- text
- Content type code
-
- txt
- Content type MARC source
- rdacontent
- Contents
- 1 Introduction -- Welcome -- Structure of the book -- What is 'learning' ... and 'training'? -- The benefits of good design -- Focus on designing a real course -- 2 The training design project -- Identify your stakeholders -- Project dashboard -- The initial planning meeting -- 3 Designing for global diversity -- The DESIGN process -- DESIGNing for global corporate diversity -- Why diversity is important -- Accessibility for trainer-led courses -- Accessibility for web-based materials -- The employer's 'two tick' commitment -- 4 Formal learning needs analysis -- The importance of learning needs analysis -- Who will you consult? -- Learning needs checklist -- Data collection techniques -- Practical examples -- Now focus on your course -- 5 Team-based needs analysis -- Introduction -- Functional competences -- Core competences -- Critical work processes -- 6 What do you propose? -- Training may not be the solution -- Define the overall course 'envelope' -- Internal or external designers? -- Write your proposal -- Sunflower analysis -- 7 The impact of learning styles -- How people learn -- Climb the learning ladder -- The impact of learning styles -- Fight the filters -- So what does this mean for me? -- 8 Go with the flow -- Process-map the flow -- Learning methodologies -- Four ways to communicate -- Timing the course outline -- 'Sign off' by the project sponsor -- 9 The STAR design model -- Follow the STAR -- 'S' is for stimulate interest -- 'T' is for transfer ideas or concepts -- Techniques for transferring ideas or concepts -- 'A' is for apply the learning -- Techniques for applying the learning -- 'R' is for review what's changed -- 10 Designing more complex activities -- Designing workshop sessions -- Reversed workshop sessions -- Team-based projects -- Role play or skill practices -- Using actors -- 11 Designing each session in detail -- Comply with company standards and policies -- The session plan -- Timings -- Session title -- Objectives -- Learning methods -- Administration and logistics -- A real example -- 'Diet' session plan -- Sponsor 'sign off' -- 12 Designing course materials -- What might you need? -- Harmonize with company standards -- Sources for course content -- Displaying text effectively -- Delegate name cards or badges -- Workbooks for trainer-led courses -- Delegate handouts -- Exercise briefing notes -- Feedback sheets -- Course peripherals -- 13 Using audio -- Why use audio? -- Some examples -- Slightly different uses -- Equipment needs -- 14 Designing visual aids -- Why use visual aids? -- What visual aids can we use? -- Basic design principles -- Flipcharts -- Overhead transparencies -- Computer graphics -- Potential pitfalls -- Plan your visuals -- 15 Designing e-learning -- Why e-learning? -- Managing the project -- The electronic learning system -- Using quizzes -- The course flow chart -- Building individual screens -- Creating the storyboards -- The trainer-led course -- The delegate workbook -- 16 Train the trainers -- Write a trainer's guide -- Train the trainers -- Trainer-led courses for blended learning -- 17 Select and manage the venue -- Draft the venue specification -- Manage the venue -- 18 Pilot the course -- Plan the pilot -- Pilots for blended learning -- Deliver the pilot -- Evaluate the pilot -- Sponsor 'sign off' -- 19 Go live -- Confirm ownership -- Identify resources and materials -- Market the programme -- Deliver the programme -- Follow up -- What could go wrong? -- 20 Review and relaunch -- Review what's changed -- Sources of feedback -- Measuring wider business impact -- Time for decision -- The end of the journey -- Index
- Control code
- 62714312
- Dimensions
- 22 cm +
- Extent
- x, 310 pages
- Isbn
- 9780749445706
- Lccn
- 2005037495
- Media category
- unmediated
- Media MARC source
- rdamedia
- Media type code
-
- n
- Note
- MU: CD-ROM in pocket.
- Other physical details
- illustrations
- System control number
- (OCoLC)62714312
- System details
- System requirements for CD-ROM: Microsoft Word; Microsoft PowerPoint
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