It is time to complete and submit your final training. For both face-to-face and technology-based training, be sure you have included the following:
- An attention-getting introduction.
- A summary of what learners will be able to do by the end of the training (in other words, tell them the objectives).
- Detailed training of the specific tasks or content.
- Engaging activities/practice.
- Assessments.
- A conclusion summarizing what has been learned and emphasizing the relevance and the benefits.
Here’s how to submit your training:
Face-to-Face Training
For face-to-face training, submit a participant’s guide and a facilitator’s guide in a zipped file.
Technology-Based Training
For technology-based training, submit the training in a file that can easily be read by your instructor and classmates. You may use any software to create your training. For example, Screencast-O-Matic is a site and program that can perform screen desk and audio capture up to 15 minutes for free, and it can be used on a Windows or Mac computer.
No matter what software you use, make sure that both your voice and the content (for example, PowerPoint slides) are clearly captured.
Note: Your training should be fewer than 10 minutes.
This assignment has 6 parts to it and you will be completing part 5. I will attach what was submitted for parts 1, 2, 3, and 4 so you can be on board. Also I’m attaching the overview of the project so you can have more understand.
Project Overview: Over the course of this 6 part project, you will follow the steps to design training for a group of peers with whom you are familiar and who need training in a specific task or subject. For this chosen group of peers, you will design and implement your training and then evaluate the effectiveness of your design
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