1. Name Your Course Add Subtitle 12/13/20151 Template provided by Learning4Managers.com

2. PREFACE Name of the Course 12/13/20152 Template provided by Learning4Managers.com

3. Course Guide Give a brief explanation to navigating the course Describe what to expect (sound, visuals, etc.) Indicate where to get help 12/13/20153 Template provided by Learning4Managers.com

4. Course Summary Briefly explain the content and the reason for the course Focus on the key benefit Explain the changes that will manifest themselves after the course Briefly describe the development of the course (authors, subject matter experts, company description, etc.) 12/13/20154 Template provided by Learning4Managers.com

5. Audience Identify who should attend Identify who else can benefit from the course 12/13/20155 Template provided by Learning4Managers.com

6. INTRODUCTION Name of the Course 12/13/20156 Template provided by Learning4Managers.com

7. Get Attention Gagne’s First Event of Instruction Get the participant’s attention You can use a story, sound, visuals, etc. 12/13/20157 Template provided by Learning4Managers.com

8. Course Objective(s) Gagne’s second Event of Instruction Select up to 3 business oriented objectives Objectives should be based on SMART goals Goals should lead to the company’s Vision Use Bloom’s Taxonomy Make objectives actionable and measurable 12/13/20158 Template provided by Learning4Managers.com

9. Initial Assessment Pre-test Use Kirkpatrick's Model Could be used as part of Gagne’s third Event of Instruction to recall prior learning 12/13/20159 Template provided by Learning4Managers.com

10. CONTENT Name of the Course 12/13/201510 Template provided by Learning4Managers.com

11. Review Discuss prior learning, Gagne’s third event 12/13/201511 Template provided by Learning4Managers.com

12. Objective 1 – Content Discuss Content – Gagne’s fourth event Provide stimulus to the senses, use appropriate multimedia or activities when possible 12/13/201512 Template provided by Learning4Managers.com

13. PRACTICE Name of the Course 12/13/201513 Template provided by Learning4Managers.com

14. Objective 1 – Practice Learner guidance – Gagne’s fifth event Can be done through a pop-quiz Can include an “angel” or guide (often a cartoon- like figure) that offers tips and help Can be a case study or scenario 12/13/201514 Template provided by Learning4Managers.com

15. Objective 1 – Activity Involve the learner – Gagne’s sixth event Provide interactions for performance 12/13/201515 Template provided by Learning4Managers.com

16. Objective 1 – Feedback Offer feedback – Gagne’s seventh event Can include peer feedback Can include comparison to benchmarks Can be part of a pop-quiz 12/13/201516 Template provided by Learning4Managers.com

17. ASSESSMENT Name of the Course 12/13/201517 Template provided by Learning4Managers.com

18. Objective 1 – Final Assessment Offer feedback – Gagne’s eight event Use Kirkpatrick’s four levels of evaluation Assess against Bloom’s Taxonomy 12/13/201518 Template provided by Learning4Managers.com

19. CONCLUSION OBJECTIVE 1 Name of the Course 12/13/201519 Template provided by Learning4Managers.com

20. Objective 1 – Continuous Improvement Enhance retention and transfer – Gagne’s ninth event Offer opportunities for review, practice, and ongoing improvement Point learners to other resources 12/13/201520 Template provided by Learning4Managers.com

21. Objectives 2 and 3 See Objective 1 12/13/201521 Template provided by Learning4Managers.com

22. FINAL CONCLUSION Name of the Course 12/13/201522 Template provided by Learning4Managers.com

23. Conclusion Discuss how content led to meeting objectives Offer a picture (vision) of the future Focus on the key change and the key benefit 12/13/201523 Template provided by Learning4Managers.com

24. Credits Template provided by 12/13/201524 Template provided by Learning4Managers.com