I am a department of one and I am only a subsection of our Organization Development department. My project is of course then not the priority of the department, but one of several priorities (yes, an oxy-moron for sure). I made the mistake of looking a my email the last night of my vacation and that threw lots of questions and worry my way.
Please assist/answer any of these if you can either through this blog or through my direct email. Any advice is sincerely appreciated.
1) I have many depts in my organization that are all wanting to develop self-learning packages (everyone is sick of doing training for 2600 people 10 students at a time).
- Do I let them each develop their own training and leave it at that?
- Do I let them do the developing and then assist with giving suggestions where it can be improved?
- Do I develop guidelines/procedures that they have to follow when creating their own training packages? (Does anyone have an example?)
- I've had recent questions about getting Articulate. I know Articulate and Captivate each have their own merits. Wondering if someone that has used both can give me some background on their preference?
- Do I let them produce their packages in PowerPoint and then have them give the material to me to convert into elearning courses?
Any suggestions.......(whew)....I'm ready for vacation again and haven't even stepped foot back in the office yet.




3 comments:
Tracy, I sympathize. I recommend training them (along the lines of my Seven Steps PDF) about good design, giving them templates, and then having them circulate to you for constructive feedback. The point is to help them be self-capable, but not expect it nor try to do it all. So, provide good models and tools, and scaffold their development.
Good luck!
Thanks Jonathan. That seems to be what I was thinking and envisioning my process to be for the first while. I was unsure how to describe it, but your ideas seem solid and a good starting point.
Clark too mentions the ideas of providing templates and letting the SME's do the work and me do the fine tuning of it all.
Thank you both for your assistance.
Thanks alot for your ideas
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