Research (see references)
has shown that the most successful training/development activities contain the
following components:
· Collaborate and cooperate: this creates more ownership of the results, stimulates involvement, provides a feeling of community, and pools talents.
· Participants define training content based on professional areas offocus: The training needs to be relevant to participants needs and reflect the accepted standards.
· Work on real-world problems: this ensures participants leave training with knowledge they can actually use immediately to improve their performance.
· Use instruments, rubrics, or other methods to ensure the training met the needs, what worked well or should be improved/revisited, was the knowledge transferred, etc.?
5) Follow up!
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Set up post training meeting(s) to discuss results, refresh
concepts, and share refinements.