BASICS OF EFFECTIVE TRAINING DESIGN OBJECTIVE: At the end of this 1 1/2 hour workshop you will be able to develop strategies which will be learner focused.

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BASICS OF EFFECTIVE TRAINING DESIGN OBJECTIVE: At the end of this 1 1/2 hour workshop you will be able to develop strategies which will be learner focused and incorporate effective training methods and styles in design to create a positive learning environment. OUTCOMES: Know: Strategies and key principles for development of effective and stimulating training situations Feel: Energized, confident and creative in planning and presenting learning opportunities. Do: Use the techniques to create learner focused, energetic, useful training

KEY PRINCIPLES OF DESIGN  OBJECTIVES AND OUTCOMES  PIKE’S LAW  CHOOSE WHEN YOU SWEAT  IF WHAT YOU’RE DOING ISN’T WORKING,…

WHAT DO I WANT THEM TO KNOW FEEL DO OJECTIVE

PIKE’S LAW LEARNER FIRST!! SITUATION SECOND CONTENT LAST (?)

KNOW WANT TIME HEAR REMEMBER USE PARETO PRINCIPLE - 80/20 RULE

CHOOSE WHEN YOU SWEAT

IF WHAT YOU’RE DOING ISN’T WORKING, TRY SOMETHING ELSE