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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