Technology-Based Training: The Art and Science of Design, Development, and Delivery (with CD-ROM)

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Wiley, 2000 - Business & Economics - 395 pages
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Your blueprint to creating and managing technology-based training!

Technology-Based Training is the first comprehensive overview and planning guide to the new world of distance learning. The accompanying CD-ROM and related web site (http://www.TBTsupersite.com) are packed with useful tools and links to technology-based resources to keep you up-to-date on all the latest developments in the field. Based on sound instructional system design principles and the latest technological advances, this book is filled with real-world examples and case studies so that you can see the principles in action.

Technology-Based Training will teach you how to:

  • Determine when to use CD-ROMs and when to use the Web according to your organization's needs
  • Apply effective instructional strategies that will ensure greater learning
  • Design user interface to provide better access to course content
  • Track the effectiveness of your training program

    "Technology-Based Training is a must read for anyone thinking about moving toward web delivery for performance improvement."
    --Barbara Stebbins, supervisor corporate training and education, Ford Motor Company

    Put your technology-based training fears to rest. Everything you need to create an effective and cutting-edge training program is here!

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    Contents

    Introduction
    		1
    Choosing the Right Technology
    		39
    Designing Lessons for Adult Learners
    		87
    Copyright

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    Acme ADDIE model adult learning analysis andragogy animation assessment audience audio and video audio narration bandwidth behaviors benefits BevCo's browser button CD-ROM Chapter Clicking CLIENT NAME Clinical complete computer-based computer-based training cost-benefit course create delivered delivery design document effective elements employees evaluation example experience feedback final glossary goal graphics INMARSAT instructional design instructional systems design instructor interactive Internet Interview Intranet learner learning objectives lesson log-in main menu metaphor Module multimedia navigation Nexus on-line on-screen oncology organization performance plug-ins post-test presented prototype Q Figure questions rapid prototype Raymond Karsan Associates RKA Management Results sales training screen script selection server simulation skills specific step Technology-Based Training tion training program tutorials user interface vendor Video for Windows visual Web-based training Windows Windows 95

    About the author (2000)

    KEVIN KRUSE is a principal at Raymond Karsan Associates' Performance Solutions Group. Kruse is a nationally known consultant and speaker and the recipient of the American Society for Training & Development's Blue Ribbon for Instructional Technology and the International Society for Performance Improvement's Award of Excellence. His clients have included Merrill Lynch, Johnson & Johnson, Prudential, and the American Management Association. He lives in Newtown, PA. JASON KEIL, a graduate of Rutgers College, is an instructional designer at Raymond Karson Associates. His TBT designs are being used at BASF, Delta Airlines, Liberty Mutual, and Wyeth-Ayerst, among others.

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    TitleTechnology-Based Training: The Art and Science of Design, Development, and Delivery (with CD-ROM)
    AuthorsKevin Kruse, Jason Keil
    Editionillustrated
    PublisherWiley, 2000
    Original fromthe University of Virginia
    DigitizedOct 21, 2009
    ISBN0787946265, 9780787946265
    Length395 pages
    Subjects › 

    Business & Economics / Strategic Planning
    Business & Economics / Training
      
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