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L&D School: Online learning module

Efficiency levels in the training compass

How do I achieve the effect I want?

Do you want to strategically structure and consciously design L&D projects? Then you’ve come to the right place.

In this module, you will experience the training compass in action and learn how different levels of effectiveness can be designed in practice.

Your expert

Duration of the module

minutes

In this online training you will learn ...

how the efficiency levels affect the design of learning content.

what concrete differences there are between the levels of "knowledge", "ability" and "awareness".

what possibilities and advantages the design offers for the different levels of efficiency.

Exciting for the roles

E-Learning Author

Learning Experience Designer

The contents

Knowing, knowledge or ability?

How can I recognize the individual efficiency levels?

To put it bluntly: efficiency levels are not an exact science! But they are a valuable tool for making your training effective.

Using the example of "The small anti-stress module"

Example 1: Know

Alex uses an example to show you how different formulations, elements and content can be tailored to the degree of effectiveness.

Using the example of "The small anti-stress module"

Example 1: Knowledge

Alex uses an example to show you how different formulations, elements and content can be adapted to the degree of effectiveness of knowledge.

Using the example of "The small anti-stress module"

Example 1: Ability

Alex uses an example to show you in fast-forward how different formulations, elements and content can be adapted to the degree of effectiveness .

Using the example "Minimodule: Giving feedback"

Example 2: Know

Alex explains the most important features of the efficiency factor Kennen in a quick run-through. You also have the opportunity to look at the example module section by section and take a closer look at the typical characteristics of the efficiency factor Kennen.

Using the example "Minimodule: Giving feedback"

Example 2: Knowledge

Alex explains the most important features of efficiency knowledge in a quick run-through. You also have the opportunity to look at the example module section by section and take a closer look at the typical features of the efficiency factor knowledge.

Using the example "Minimodule: Giving feedback"

Example 2: Ability

Alex explains the most important features of the efficiency factor skill in a quick run-through. You also have the opportunity to look at the example module section by section and take a closer look at the typical features of the efficiency factor skill.

Summary

Key messages and recommendations

What was that again? In the final chapter, you can see an overview of the key statements and differences between the efficiency levels.

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