1. Organizing Instructional & Informational Content
A Content ReUse Strategy
saves on both First Costs
and Life Cycle Costs and can reduce Request Response Cycle Times.
And it can improve Shared Understanding across Target Audiences.
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2. Organizing Instructional & Informational Content
Instructional and Static Informational Content
Developed or Acquired for PUSH Target Audiences – the most Critical - and Organized using the PACT 5 Tier Inventory Scheme - can help increase Sharing among all Audiences, PUSH and PULL.
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3. Organizing Instructional & Informational Content
For ISD Customers Use
Tier 1 – Organizational Orientations
Tier 2 – Performance Orientations
Tier 3 – Enabling K/Ss
Tier 4 – Shared -How To”
Tier 5 – Unique “How To”
Highly Sharable with both PUSH and PULL Target Audiences.
Only Sharable with Target Audiences working the same Tasks within the same Processes – otherwise limited to one Target Audience.
Highly Sharable with both PUSH and PULL Target Audiences.
Potentially Sharable with many PUSH and PULL Target Audiences.
Only Sharable with Target Audiences working the same Tasks within the same Processes – otherwise limited to one Target Audience.
Guy W. Wallace Pursuing Performance EPPIC Inc

4. Organizing Instructional & Informational Content
For ISD Suppliers Use
ECA – T&D Paths
ECA – Event Specs & Maps
ECA – Module Specs
ECA – Lesson & Activity Specs & Maps
ECA – Existing T&D Assessment Data
Highly Sharable as an editable Template for Instructional Systems Designers use. Plus all Analysis data used in the Path projects are stored here.
Highly Shareable as an editable Template for Instructional Systems Designer use.
Highly Shareable as a potential editable Template for Instructional Systems Designer use.
Highly Shareable as a potential editable Template for Instructional Systems Designer use.
Highly Shareable as information for Instructional Systems Designer use in MCD/IAD projects.
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5. Organizing Instructional & Informational Content
For ISD Suppliers Use
ECA – Shared Content Products Data
ECA – Unique Content Products Data (for Each PUSH Target Audience Served)
Data to assist with updating all Shared Products at the Event & Module/Lesson & Instructional Activity levels.
Data to assist with updating all Unique Products at the Event & Module/Lesson & Instructional Activity levels where Content is ReUsed for Redundancy-By-Design purposes.
For example: if the text and graphics for describing Process XYZ are used across many ISD Products for continuity, reinforcement and Spaced Learning purposes – this data would assist in insuring that it is updated everywhere it was used.
Guy W. Wallace Pursuing Performance EPPIC Inc

6. Organizing Instructional & Informational Content
For ISD Customers & Suppliers Use
ECA – Legacy Content
ECA - WELL
ECA – Lessons Learned
ECA – Best Practices
ECA – External Data Resources
All of the starting point Content. Highly Sharable with both PUSH and PULL Target Audiences. And used by the ISD staff for ReUse “As Is” or “After Modification.”
The Instructional Systems Designer’s source for text, graphics and photos – and all derivatives - stored for ReUse purposes. Highly Sharable.
The Instructional Systems Designer’s source for end-of-project Lessons Learned.
The Instructional Systems Designer’s source for all Best Practices.
The Instructional Systems Designer’s source for project and ISD related sources external to their Enterprise.
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7. Organizing Instructional & Informational Content
The PACT Processes are intended to improve these
7 aspects of ISD…
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8. Organizing Instructional & Informational Content
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9. Organizing Instructional & Informational Content
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