Allison Rossett

APRIL 21, 2012

I harkened back to these findings after reading Xyleme CLO Jeffrey Katzman’s provocative blog posting about new instructional design. The Katzman blog posting, and influential voices like Jane Bozarth and Jay Cross , encourage us to consider a new ID that is characterized by informality, choice, learner centricity, and connections.

Instructional Design 212

Instructional Design Instructional Instruction Design 212

Allison Rossett

SEPTEMBER 19, 2012

Could just anyone use those tools to diagnose illness, avoid negative drug interactions or successfully complete the surgery? < more on the relationship between training and PS now available on a sister blog > I doubt it. Humility about transfer is in order. The leaders’ estimates routinely average 15 percent!

Performance Support 144

Performance Support Support Performance Training 144

Allison Rossett

JULY 10, 2013

You wouldn’t hire an evaluation expert to build your performance support tools, would you? Blog posting Analysis consulting performance performance consulting' This one cuts. Another one colors. Yet another does brows or nails. Still another rejuvenates skin. I decided to seek out a hair color consultant.

Consulting 198

Consulting Lesson Performance Support Analysis 198

Allison Rossett

JANUARY 13, 2015

Less is more in 2015, via sliced and diced courses, tools, webinars , conversations, videos, and apps that automate sometimes more than they educate. Blog posting Analysis evaluation instructional design performance performance consulting professional development trends' Think Legos not the Leviathon. Weigh in, please. I hope you will.

Trends 100

Trends Compliance Training Performance Support Pipes 100

Allison Rossett

MAY 8, 2012

The part of the paper that resonated with me was the definition of the two contrasting approaches – a standard “tool view” approach vs. a sociotechnical approach. Kling shows that the standard “tool view” is insufficient to support the organisational change required to develop new ways of doing business. In Standard (Tool) Models.

Technology 105

Technology Simulations Outstart Standards 105

Allison Rossett

MAY 8, 2012

The part of the paper that resonated with me was the definition of the two contrasting approaches – a standard “tool view” approach vs. a sociotechnical approach. Kling shows that the standard “tool view” is insufficient to support the organisational change required to develop new ways of doing business. In Standard (Tool) Models.

Technology 105

Technology Simulations Outstart Standards 105

Allison Rossett

SEPTEMBER 8, 2012

Wolff describes mobile as “another tool in the toolbox,” enabling them to deliver formal and informal learning to PWC people. We need to ensure that all work streams are considered: work time entry, access to employee self-service, and access to learning as well as technical on-line tools, and [access to] the knowledge base.”

Mobile 205

Mobile Diversity Training Performance Support Virtual Classroom 205

Allison Rossett

MAY 24, 2012

The one who knows the jargon, products and tools of your company, but who goes beyond that to really listen to the customer’s need, and meet them in creative ways. Your managers know it when they see it in their “MVP.” You know, the one who can provide innovative, valuable solutions to your customers.

Expertise 136

Expertise Training Train Analysis 136

Allison Rossett

MAY 24, 2012

The one who knows the jargon, products and tools of your company, but who goes beyond that to really listen to the customer’s need, and meet them in creative ways. Your managers know it when they see it in their “MVP.” You know, the one who can provide innovative, valuable solutions to your customers.

Expertise 136

Expertise Training Train Analysis 136