idesignx presentation 2017
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Online Assessment Hacks Every Instructional Designer
Needs to Know
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Knowledge ≠ Competence
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Tip 1Avoid the assessment ‘after-thought’!
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Set expectations
with SME
Discuss performance
outcomes
Decide on key
assessment Qs
Define learning
objectives
Critical v Nice-to-
Know• What do you want them to be able to DO?• What does good on-the-job performance
look like?• What are the consequences of not
performing?
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“Trainers must begin with desired results and then determine what behaviour is needed to accomplish them.”
Don Kirkpatrick
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Make your assessment an important part of the design process.
Avoid the assessment ‘after-thought’
• Work backwards – start with your assessment.
• Use these to define your learning objectives and inform your content decisions.
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Tip 2Assessments can be engaging too!
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Cognitive
Affective
Behavioural
Challenge their thinking
Engage their emotions
Allow them to experience
Three primary forms of engagement
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SUBMIT
Max ceased work on 7 August 2014. Assuming he is completely off work until each of the following milestones, calculate the relevant dates.
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The 13 week reduction would apply on:
The 52 week reduction would apply on:
The claim can be transferred to LTM on:
The 130 week date is:
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SUBMIT
Calculate the amount payable by WorkCover for each of the following scenarios. (Click the info pop-up to remind yourself of the formulas.)
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Scenarios must be realistic and relevant
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Jonathon loves attending his work Christmas party, and always gets involved in organising the event. This year, dressed in his finest suit and shoes, Jonathon spends the night on the dancefloor, never without a drink in hand. During one particularly rousing rendition of Taylor Swift, Jonathon trips and falls, injuring his leg and ending his night. The employer contacts WorkCover the next day hoping to make a claim, and admits that Jonathon was intoxicated at the time of the injury. Will the claim be approved or denied?
The claim is likely to be approved
The claim is likely to be denied, on the basis the employee was intoxicated
SUBMIT
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“Learning is not in the answering of the question,but in the feedback we provide”
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Congratulations!
In your weekly meeting, you update the team on the progress of the claim. You realise one or two other team mates are processing similar claims.“‘tis the season for Christmas party injuries,” your manager says. “Let’s process these as quickly as we can, and send a memo to our employers to remind them of their obligation to provide a safe environment at their work-related events.”
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Uh oh!
Jonathan pays for expensive surgery to his leg, and is stressed at the thought of losing wages while he gets back on his feet. During recovery from surgery, his doctor says “You should be more careful when you’re drinking, but this is clearly a work-related event. You should be fairly compensated.”The employer calls your manager to make a complaint about your initial determination. Your manager, realising you made an incorrect determination, apologises for the error, and works hard to rebuild trust with the employer.
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Blooms Taxonomy
blog.cathy-moore.com
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Challenge their thinking.
• Seek cognitive and affective engagement.
• Use scenarios.• Engage through learner feedback as
well.
Assessments can be engaging too!
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Tip 3Don’t set and forget!
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Level 1: Reaction
• Customer Satisfaction• Engagement• Relevance
Level 2: Learning
• Knowledge, Skill and Attitude• Confidence and Commitment
Level 3: Behaviour
• Application of Knowledge
Level 4: Results
• Targeted Outcomes
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Value of the question
Value of the learner feedback
Value of the training content
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The review process is critical.
• Do you know what happens afterwards?
• Include a review process in your development plan.
• Involve the SME in your review.
“It has been an insightful and veryworthwhile exercise.”
Don’t set and forget
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Me
Cathy James
LinkedIn: cathyjames101
Twitter: @cathyj101
All of the above