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Negotiating Out “Nice-to-Know” Information

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As training developers, our job is to make sure our students get exactly the information they need to meet the desired performance and business results. It’s our responsibility to our students to make sure we aren’t wasting their attention and time with unnecessary information. Truly unnecessary information is easy to cut.

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NEA - Research Spotlight on Homework

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My Favorite E-Learning Resources

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Negotiating out Nice-to-Know Information : This includes some tips for when your subject-matter experts want to include everything but the kitchen sink in your course! Here are a few resources from our own website that answer questions that tend to come up in class a lot. Should I Lock Down Navigation in My Courses?

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The Content Review: Questions to Ask

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You’ll want to identify what you want your reviewers (including your subject-matter experts) to look for in this review. If someone masters all stated objectives, will they have all the information they need to know? Is all of the information accurate, thorough, and current? Do the questions test the most critical information?

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Who Wins? Client or E-Learning Designer?

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Is it our duty to faithfully carry out the client’s wishes, or should we instead use our own informed judgment when designing a course? Ideally, we would be able to make changes and improvements to the course based on our education and “expert” ideas about course design and development.

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The Content Review: Questions to Ask

E-learning Uncovered

You’ll want to identify what you want your reviewers (including your subject-matter experts) to look for in this review. If someone masters all stated objectives, will they have all the information they need to know? Is all of the information accurate, thorough, and current? Do the questions test the most critical information?

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First-Time Storyboarding

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In other instances, we got this extra information from our client during our weekly calls. So if you plan on basing the storyboards on the instructor guide, you might get the main facts, but you’ll miss the real-life examples, the nuance, and the practical application. In some cases, the recording from a live class filled in those holes.