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You have
all the good intentions, but it still seems that once course
development gets going you abandon all plans and just do
it. Sometimes it works, sometimes it doesn’t, and most of
the time you have no idea how it ever got done. |

This course
is currently offered as a 2-day workshop. Ask about
our customization options.
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WHO SHOULD ATTEND
Individuals attending this session are involved in one
or more of the following areas:
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Accurately defining a course development project.
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Planning, tracking, and controlling multiple development
projects.
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Evaluating project status and make effective changes.
WHAT THE SESSION PROVIDES
The
activities of course development can take on a life of their
own if they are not properly managed. The Project Manager
has a critical role whose responsibility is to plan,
organize and control the course development effort. If you
are looking for concrete steps to improve your project
management skills, this session is for you.
WHAT PARTICIPANTS LEARN
After attending this
session, the participants will be able to:
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Design a course to meet a specific training need.
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Determine and document the learning required within a
course.
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Formulate learning objectives that are competency-based.
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Map learning objectives throughout skills practices,
learner materials, and support materials.
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Utilize alternatives to pure lecture format.
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Differentiate between project management and project
work.
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Define the roles of the project manager, the project
sponsor, and other key individuals on a project.
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Create a Project Charter.
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Build a project plan including schedules, resource
allocations, and a budget.
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Accurately estimate project activities.
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Discover the power of the review process to improve
future performance.

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PMI INFORMATION
Program # 1265-PM4Train PDU: 14
Prerequisites: None
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UNIT 1
On Building Learning
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Learning and Processing Styles
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Identifying Tasks and Creating Learning
Objectives
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Creating Skills Practice
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The Rest of the Story
UNIT
2
Say Hello to Project Management
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An Overview
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Define the Project
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Plan the Project
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Manage the Project
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Review the Project
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Exercises |
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