Date
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Event or
Activity (Class Hours are from 2:30 - 5:30 PM) |
Jan 6
Class
#1
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Course Overview / Syllabus
Review
Discuss Administration/
Class Process
Discuss Chapters 1
& 2
Training and Development
Process
Trainer
vs Trainee centered learning
Universal
learning principles
"Mature"
learner principles
Application
of these principles
Discuss Chapter 5 (Before
the Training Program)
What do we know about
trainees?
How do we find out
about them?
Identify 'prisoners'
vs. 'participants'.
Read Chapters 1,
2, and 5.
First Journal
Article Due 1/18/01.
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Jan
13 |
Martin
Luther King Holiday (No Class) |
Jan 20
Class #2
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Questions and Clarifications.
Discuss Chapter 5 (During
and after the Training Program)
Interacting with Trainees.
Coping with varied ability levels.
How to deal with group dynamics.
Motivating prisoners and willing participants.
Disarming the sharpshooter.
Post training concerns and measurement.
Discuss Chapters 20
and 21.
Why engage the senses.
Chalk and Chart applications, tips, do's and don'ts.
Projector and Transparency applications, tips, do's and don'ts.
Begin Chapter 3 on
Theory Session Model.
Discuss Journal
Articles that were due 1/18/01.
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Jan 27
Class #3
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Discuss Chapters 21 and
22.
Electronic projection (computers, digital cameras, etc.) do's and
don'ts.
Video use, do's and don'ts, workbooks, activities.
Discuss Chapter 3
Review "Theory Sessions".
Theory Session Model (Information Model)
Theory Session Components (Introduction, body, conclusion).
Timing and scheduling a theory session.
Review the evaluation of a theory session.
First Presentation
(Theory Session) Topic and Training Objective Due 1/25/01.
(Review Chapters 7
& 8 or OTED 404 notes for information on training objectives
and lesson/ session plans.)
See printed attachments
on training objectives and session plan form.
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Feb 3
Class #4
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Discuss Chapter 25
Environmental effects on learning.
Training room layout, mission, and methods.
Resource limitations, services and support.
Theory Session discussion.
Present Skill Session
dynamics.
First Presentation
Lesson Plan and Presentation due 2/9/01
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Feb 10
Class #5 |
Independent Study
Interview
a Corporate Trainer
and return results via email by 2/15/01. (See question
format page)
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Feb 17
Class #6
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Discuss Chapter
11
Q & A dynamics
Plan for questions
or just wing it?
Open & Closed questions
Structuring the open
question.
A series of questions
(progression)
Questioning techniques
(overhead, direct, combined, relay, rhetorical)
Do's and don'ts
Personalities
The sound of silence
(learning to listen for meaning, encouragement, nonverbals.)
Responding (paraphrasing,
probing, motivating, sparring)
Push vs Pull
Practical Q & A
exercises
Class views selected
Theory Session Presentations.
Review selected Interviews.
Skill Session Dynamics
and Objectives.
Second Journal
Article due 2/22/01
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Feb 24
Class #7
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Discuss Chapter 6
What is TNA?
We do what we measure.
Is training always the answer?
Cause & effect
Review Chapters 7 &
8
How does TNA lead to objectives?
Difference between training objectives and competencies
Why use a lesson session plan?
Review selected Theory
Session Presentations.
Review Skill Session
Objectives.
Review selected Journal
Articles.
Review selected Interviews.
Second Presentation
(Skill Session) Topic and Training Objective Due 3/1/01.
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Mar 3
Class #8
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Discuss Chapter 9
We do what we measure
(again).
What is an outcome?
Micro level measurement
(trainee development level, program content and techniques)
Macro level measurement
(the organizational benefit)
Measurement tools
Practical measurement
exercises preparation for Skill Session Presentation.
Review Skill Session
Objectives.
Skill Session Lesson
Plan and Presentation Due 3/10/01.
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Mar 10 |
Spring Break (No Class)
Third Journal
Article due 3/15/01
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Mar 17
Class #9
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Discuss Chapter
10
Training Payoff -
transfer from class to job.
Following up (Action
Plan, solo project, group project, coaching, mentoring, focus
session, seminars, workshop
panels.)
Discuss Chapter 12
On-the-job training (OJT)
OJT pitfalls and advantages.
OJT Skill Session Model.
After the OJT, shaping and rewarding.
Review selected Skill
Session Presentations.
Review selected Journal
Articles.
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Mar 24
Class #10
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Discuss Chapter
13
Description of a
good learning discussion
When should you use
a discussion?
Preparing to lead a
discussion - creating a content. Broad or strategy-focus plan.
Conducting a discussion.
Discussion pitfalls/
problems, control, contributions, disruptions, preparation.
Practical discussion
exercises.
Review selected Skill
Session Presentations.
Third Presentation
(Skill or Theory - your choice) Objectives and Lesson Plan
due 3/29/01.
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Mar 31
Class #11
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Discuss Chapter
15
Case study defined.
Case study pros and cons.
When to use and how to conduct.
Writing a case study.
Relation to critical incident.
Practical case study exercises.
Role play defined with pros and cons.
When to use and how to conduct.
Writing a role play.
Review selected Skill
Session Presentations.
Review third presentation
objectives.
Discuss Final choice
of Class Activity.
Third Presentation
Lesson Plan and Presentation due by 4/5/01.
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Apr 7
Class #12
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Discuss Chapter 18
Gaming, benefits and drawbacks.
Group activities.
Algorithm defined and when to use.
Behavior modeling.
Other techniques.
Review selected third
presentations.
Discuss Final choice
of Class Activity.
Final choice with
objective due by 4/12/01.
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Apr 14
Class #13
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Chapter 16
Computer based learning
(CBI), definitions and variations.
CBI activities
CBI effectiveness,
pros and cons.
Hardware and software
issues, platforms, conversions, deployment, maintenance.
Creating courseware,
analyze, design (story board), develop, test, deploy, maintain.
Development time.
Authoring tool selection.
Electronic Performance
Support Systems (EPSS).
Final choice plan
and presentation due by 4/19/01.
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Apr 21
Class #14 |
Final Class Activity
reviewed in class.
In-class discussion
(major part of participation grade) of training techniques and their
immediate use for you.
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Apr 28 |
No Final Exam
(This class is a practical application class, therefore the
true tests are in the presentations and activities
prepared and presented.)
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