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We just released a free lesson creation and sharing component of FirstWork! It makes it possible to craft and share DTT programs with technicians or parents in seconds through FirstWork’s web-based lesson creation tool. Having materials for lessons and ensuring they are ready to be used at the start of session is a challenge. Materials can be damaged or lost. New goals emerge. People may be a hundred miles away and hard to get cards to. Being able to share digital programs ensures everyone has the lesson materials they need, whenever and wherever that lesson is going to happen. With this new interface, you can quickly create a program and receive a unique lesson code. That code can be shared with people who need access to the lesson. They can then upload it into FirstWork to load up the lesson. It’s a huge help when supervising many technicians or collaborating with parents on DTT programs. You can access it for free here on our website: https://lnkd.in/e9hXh73m Groups using FirstWork have been using this tool for lesson creation for a few weeks - it’s proven indispensable for teams in that short time. With this tool, BCBAs have been spending less than a quarter of the time they used to on sourcing, printing, laminating, and disseminating programs and lesson materials. Digital lesson delivery isn’t just about speed, specificity, and a fun experience for learners, it’s also about accessibility and making sure there aren’t situations where lesson plans change based on available materials. If you want to support FirstWork and help spread the word about this new free feature share it with a colleague, we’d greatly appreciate it!! #ABA #RBT #BCBA

It can be a bit discouraging to know you put in a ton of work during the week, and yet your list of accomplishments seems very tiny in comparison. This was a week of my list of meetings being longer than my list of completed projects! Monday, for example, was spent creating a Lucid chart. I have never used the program before, so there was a bit of a learning curve. I created a flowchart I was quite proud of, to then find it was fixed at a 7% ratio and was completely unusable for printing... and then the file became corrupted. Time was spent at various points the rest of the week in troubleshooting, touching base with multiple sources for assistance, and eventually creating an improved version of the original project that works exactly as desired. Each instance of troubleshooting was a tremendously valuable learning experience, and while frustrating in the moment, resulted in a more satisfying outcome. None of that frustrating background work, from planning meetings to check-ins to a quick Teams call to ask a question is reflected in the final product count, but it is definitely counted in the quality of the content created. There were several times this week when I could have given up halfway through a project and called it good, but I would much rather know I invested the time and resources to develop quality training content. If the energy you bring to the table is anything less than that, you may as well not bother trying.

I'm thrilled to announce that I have successfully obtained a New Certification of completion Manufacturing processes selection course ! 🎉🎉 Throughout this comprehensive course, I've gained invaluable insights into optimizing manufacturing processes, enhancing efficiency, and making informed decisions crucial for production success. I have gained invaluable insights into important Topics like: • Design Vs design for manufacturing DFM • Common manufacturing processes • Shaping and machining processes • Plastic manufacturing processes • Parameters of process selection • Material and process compatibility • Shape and process compatibility • Tolerance and process compatibility • Cost and process compatibility • Processes cost comparison • Re-design parameters for re-design by forging and casting And other important topics. A special thanks to Dr.Ahmed Aboul Fotouh for the engaging and insightful lectures that made this learning journey both educational and enjoyable. 📚 To view my report on the course content: https://lnkd.in/dr_3Dgbt I look forward to applying these new skills and knowledge. Let's continue learning and growing ! #Manufacturing #ProcessSelection #Udemy #ContinuousLearning #ProfessionalDevelopment

A thoughtful take on the classic backwards design model of course development that correctly situates the needs of students as part of the consideration when (re)developing a course.

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As an Instructional Designer, I've always been advocate of Cathy Moore's Action Mapping. I love that it focuses on real performance goals and cuts through the fluff of traditional training design. But what I most enjoy is that initial workshop when I'm introducing Action Mapping to new clients. The first 10-20 minutes are always the same: tolerance at best, sometimes confusion, even a few grumbles of "why not just do it the way we always have?" But then, it happens... The Penny Drops! 💡 You can almost see a wave of energy wash over the group as they work out what on earth I'm up to. By the end of the workshop, we have total buy-in and a palpable sense of excitement that they're finally going to fix this problem the right way. Do any other action mappers recognise this experience? Have you felt that rush of energy when your clients get that "Aha!" moment? #ActionMapping #InstructionalDesign #LNA #LearningNeedsAnalysis #CathyMoore