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VISION Advanced Training Welcome to… Mike Reitmeyer
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Workshop Goals Refresh and extend your Basic Training skills
Become familiar with Administrative Functions Repair problems in a typical VISION database Become familiar with new VISION features Learn from classmates
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Introductions “I am _________ and I …”
How do you and your organization use VISION now? Why are you here?
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The VISION Database Introduction How the VISION Database is organized
Projects Work Areas Flow of Information How the VISION Database is organized
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Launch a SAT Activity, Report and Document using the Navigator
Objective Identify the characteristics of a VISION database in terms of projects and work areas Launch a SAT Activity, Report and Document using the Navigator
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Access between projects can be restricted; as needed
VISION Database You can make multiple work areas for convenience PAT You can copy and share between Projects Chemistry Projects are built from left to right Within a Project there are three Work Areas Maintenance Projects are usually a job position Operations Analysis Objectives/Questions Program
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The VISION Developer Module
Introduction The VISION Developer Module Analysis Design Development Systematic Approach to Training (SAT) data structure
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Launch a SAT Activity, Report and Document using the Navigator
Objective Identify the data structure and connections in VISION that facilitate the SAT process and outcomes Launch a SAT Activity, Report and Document using the Navigator
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Explanation Analysis Hierarchy Objective Hierarchy Program Hierarchy
S/K Job Position Function Phase Element Task Cognitive Enabler Performance Enabler Performance Terminal Objective Performance Terminal Objective Job Position Organizer Lesson Module Job Position Course
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Explanation Analysis Hierarchy Objective Hierarchy Program Hierarchy
S/K Job Position Function Phase Element Task Job Position Job Position Organizer Course Performance Terminal Objective Module Performance Enabler Lesson Cognitive Enabler Lesson Cognitive Enabler Module Cognitive Enabler Lesson Performance Terminal Objective Lesson Performance Enabler Performance Enabler Cognitive Enabler Questions Content Cognitive Enabler
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Explanation Analysis Hierarchy Objective Hierarchy Program Hierarchy
Job Position Job Position Job Position References Procedures Tools and Equipment Function Organizer Course Phase Performance Terminal Objective Module Task Performance Enabler Lesson Element Cognitive Enabler Lesson Element Cognitive Enabler Module Element Cognitive Enabler Lesson S/K Performance Terminal Objective Lesson S/K Performance Enabler S/K Task Performance Enabler Element Cognitive Enabler Element Questions S/K Content S/K Cognitive Enabler
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Example Analysis Hierarchy Objective Hierarchy Program Hierarchy
Job Position Job Position Job Position Function Organizer Course Phase Performance Terminal Objective Module Task Performance Enabler Lesson Element Cognitive Enabler Lesson Element Cognitive Enabler Module Element Cognitive Enabler Lesson S/K Performance Terminal Objective Lesson S/K Performance Enabler S/K Task Performance Enabler Element Cognitive Enabler Element S/K S/K Cognitive Enabler
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Basic User Training Getting Around in VISION
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Identify each of the components of the main VISION display
Objective Identify each of the components of the main VISION display
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Introduction The components of the VISION display: 1. Main Menu
2. Workbench Menu 3. Workbench 4. Work Areas/Hierarchies 5. Links Windows
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Main Idea Workbench Menu Main Menu
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Main Idea Workbench
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Work Areas/Hierarchies
Main Idea Work Areas/Hierarchies
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Main Idea Links Windows
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The VISION Hierarchy Introduction Hierarchy terminology
Now that you can explore the hierarchy through the grid controls, we can start to look at the organizational structure of the hierarchy so that we can begin to add new nodes. The VISION SAT hierarchy is a tree, composed of nodes which are child nodes, or have sibling nodes, or may have child nodes themselves. The VISION hierarchy represents the performance outcomes, standards and core competencies of your organization's job positions. The hierarchy is the framework of the training system.
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Main Idea Term Definition Node Any individual object in a hierarchy
Parent A node that is above any other node Child A node that is below a parent node Sibling A node that shares the same parent node Orphans A node that is unlinked from the hierarchy Top Node First node in the hierarchy Describes the type of node within a hierarchy Hierarchy Level Name A group of linked nodes in a hierarchy Hierarchy Branch A type of node that organizes subordinate nodes within a hierarchy Organizer
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Every individual object in the hierarchy is a ‘node.’
Explanation Hierarchy Every individual object in the hierarchy is a ‘node.’ Parent Node Child Child Node Node
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A node has a familial relationship to other objects in the hierarchy
Explanation Hierarchy A node has a familial relationship to other objects in the hierarchy Parent Parent Child Child Child Child
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Explanation Hierarchy
Immediate descendants of a node are called ‘children’ Parent Child nodes with a common parent are ‘siblings’ Child Child Siblings
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Explanation Hierarchy
A parent node, together with all its descendants, is a ‘branch’ Branch Parent A node may be an ‘orphan’ if it is unlinked from the hierarchy Child Orphan Orphan Child Siblings
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Obj -task/obj relationship
Objective Identify the relationships that can be established between task analysis components and objectives in VISION Menu Intro Obj Main Exp E.g. Prac Obj task/obj relationship
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Main -task/obj relationship
Main Idea When establishing analysis hierarchy components into objectives there are several types of relationships… Objective Hierarchy Analysis Hierarchy 1 : 1 T O O 1 : Many T O T E S/K O Many : 1 O Menu Intro Obj Main Exp E.g. Prac Main -task/obj relationship
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Main -task/obj relationship
Main Idea When establishing analysis hierarchy components into objectives there are several types of relationships… Objective Hierarchy Analysis Hierarchy Indirect T 1 : None T None : 1 O Menu Intro Obj Main Exp E.g. Prac Main -task/obj relationship
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