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Transfer of Training—Training Basics
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Transfer of Training—Training Basics

by Paul Garavaglia
December 1995
Beginner content levelBeginner
16 pages
47m
English
Association for Talent Development
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Stage 3: Instructional Design Factors

While instructional designers are building training materials that take into account systemic design factors, they must also incorporate instructional design factors that will increase the likelihood of transfer. As with systemic design factors, instructional design factors in the Transfer Design Model have been expanded to include a greater number of factors than other instructional design models offer—specifically, presenting information, practicing skills, and assessing performance.

Presenting Information

Trainers have a variety of presentation methods to choose from. Following is a discussion of some of them:

Examples

Use examples to facilitate transfer. Multiple, varied examples allow the trainee ...

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ISBN: 759512