Action Mapping for Instructional Design Project Management
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Stories capture business needs and performance outcomes in a format useful for planning and production. Stories are the core of the scope definition and project planning process. The first step is to start with the business goals in mind, such as increasing revenue, decreasing costs, improving services or products, or growing people's capacity. Then design a solution to meet the stated needs and respond to questions correctly.
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Action Mapping for Instructional Design Project Management
- 1. ActionMappingfor InstructionalDesign Learning DevCamp 2015 | Session S343 Megan Torrance © TorranceLearning
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- 5. Stories capture business needsand performance outcomes ina format that's useful for planning& production. 5 Story Cards 3 Things
- 6. Stories arethe core of the scopedefinition and projectplanning process. 6
- 7. Start with Business Goals inmind Increase Revenue DecreaseCost Improve Serviceor Product Grow people’s capacity 7
- 8. ! Designasolutiontomeetstated needs ! Respond toquestionscorrectly ! Decidea courseofaction ! Collect &enterdata accurately ! Nailroofshinglessafely Practice in Training Know . . . Business Goal thatsolvesa Business Problem Adapted from: Cathy Moore
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Editor's Notes
- A learner persona = fictitious future learner And a valuable member of your team!
- They define scope. They are meaningful to sponsors and users. When we use Action Mapping to define stories, we then tie them to actual performance outcomes of the project.