Saturday, December 11, 2010

Ch 27 Performance Technologist


Chapter 27 looks at competencies for instructional design and technology professionals. If you were responsible for identifying the domains, competencies, and performance statements for a performance technologist, what would they include and why? 

In choosing the following domains, competencies, and performance statements I tried to walk through what I would do if faced with the task of finding the problem in performance (classroom or work environment) and the designing a solution and implementing it successfully.


Domains
Competencies
Performance Statement
Professional Foundations
Communicate in written, oral and visual mediums
Is able to perform tasks and meet clients’ needs with professionalism.
Maintain professional skills
Comply with legal and ethical standards
Planning & analysis
Conduct needs assessment
Is able to determine problems in human performance.
Analyze environment
Design & Development
Design solution
Is able to design and implement best instruction and solutions to improve human performance and company success.
Determine appropriate technologies for delivery
Collaborate with appropriate experts
Implement and analyze program
Evaluation
Re-evaluate needs
Is able to evaluate instruction and implementation to determine if changes should be made.
Evaluate implementation for effectiveness
Administration
Apply skills to solutions
Is able to manage clients’ needs, solution implementation and evaluation successfully.
Apply skills to management of implementation

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