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ID Guide to Process Training
An approach that helps you simplify process training while improving adoption and adherence
- Introduction
- Deconstruction
- Chunking
- Authoring
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Looking to design a highly effective process training program?
Identify four common structures (motifs) that repeat themselves in all processes. These motifs are:
- Linear Flow
- Alternate Flow – either forward or backward
- Decision Flow
What should be the first step to process training
Break down the process into subprocesses. Here is how you do it:
- Break down the process into subprocesses
- Each subprocess must be one of the motifs
- Create microlearning videos for each subprocess
What should you do after identifying subprocesses?
Chunk the subprocesses. Here is what you must keep in mind:
- Subprocesses should be chunked based on the length of the process chain
- For linear processes with no branching, assign single videos
- For long linear processes, build snapshots video for reference
All the groundwork is done. What now?
The final step is the authoring of the process videos. Here’s what you must keep in mind…
- Create a stimulating title
- Choose a conversational over an informational tone
- Limit to around 3 mins. Do not exceed 5 mins
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Instructional Design Guide to Process Training
Our instructional design approach to handling processes is simple and easy to implement. See how it works…
- Identify key motifs
- Break down processes into subprocesses
- Chunk subprocesses into videos based on process chain length
- Use relevant avatars to simulate authority
- Focus on the whys as much as the hows while explaining
Deploy a learning app for all your process training
Processes need to be available for reference and structured and tagged for easier discoverability. See how QuoDeck can help you with this…
- Tag all processes with relevant hashtags for easier discoverability
- Recommended processes based on user consumption patterns
- Deploy a white-labelled mobile or web app or integrate with your LMS
- Use team-wise tiered analytics to measure effectiveness and adoption
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- Contact us to create custom SCORM, games and video content
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- Get bespoke simulations built to test understanding of processes in real life scenarios without the associated risks
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