Do you enjoy investigative work, asking questions, studying and mapping processes, creating blueprints or outlines and the necessary documents for guiding a process?
Do you enjoy developing the training design using learning strategies appropriate to the intended goal thus ensuring the accomplishment of the objectives?
Do you enjoy developing job-embedded follow-up activities that will assist others to implement the knowledge and skills learned?
Do you enjoy researching a project to measure its viability and whether it improved participant performance or behavior?
Do you mind going back to the “drawing board” whenever necessary?
If you answered with a resounding YES! to all of the above, then you are made of the right stuff to be a design guru. If you’ve answered yes to some of the questions, then perhaps I can help you see the light.
Professional Development Design Essentials, a foundation-level course, both face-to-face and online will be offered Fall/Winter 2007. Also in the fall, there will be a Professional Development Design application-level course offered to all those who are interested in moving to the next level in design.
Professional Development Design Essentials, a foundation-level course, both face-to-face and online will be offered Fall/Winter 2007. Also in the fall, there will be a Professional Development Design application-level course offered to all those who are interested in moving to the next level in design.
Does that mean I would love to see you there? You betcha.
Please go to PDSS (http://www.broward.k12.fl.us/pdss/default3.htm) to find the dates, times and locations of Design Essentials. Registration is easy – from any computer, anytime, anywhere.
Please go to PDSS (http://www.broward.k12.fl.us/pdss/default3.htm) to find the dates, times and locations of Design Essentials. Registration is easy – from any computer, anytime, anywhere.
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