April 2008
Intermediate to advanced
16 pages
36m
English
Overview
Detailed learning objectives are crucial to the instructional systems development (ISD) process. Objectives let trainers, learners, and managers know what the training will accomplish. They also allow you to evaluate learner progress and the training's effectiveness. This Infoline will show readers a five-step process to design learning objectives. Readers will learn how to identify training needs, state training goals, determine key content, designate the level of learning required, and generate specific, measureable learning objectives. This issue includes practical worksheets, templates, and examples to help readers easily and successful create their own learning objectives.
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