A. Strategic Alignment
B. Instructional Design
C. Diagnostics
D. Content Development
E. Administration Services
B. Instructional Design
A. Diagnostics
B. Administration Services
C. Reporting and Analysis
D. Portfolio Management
E. Strategic Alignment
C. Reporting and Analysis
A. Content Delivery
B. Content Development
C. Portfolio Management
D. Strategic Alignment
E. Diagnostics
B. Content Development
A. Content Development
B. Administration Services
C. Content Delivery
D. Portfolio Management
E. Strategic Alignment
C. Content Delivery
A. Diagnostics
B. Strategic Alignment
C. Content Delivery
D. Reporting and Analysis
E. Portfolio Management
B. Strategic Alignment
A. single best practice
B. group of best practices
C. group of eight practices
D. list of logistical tools
B. group of best practices
A. Deliver content that meets the learners’ needs across the organization
B. Create programs and interventions that meet the organization’s needs
C. Analyze training program and business performance and report results
D. Assess business performance against goals and recommend solutions
D. Assess business performance against goals and recommend solutions
A. It identifies which process capabilities can be ignored. the training function’s activities.
B. It helps training managers prioritize
C. It tells training managers how to manage each of the process capabilities.
D. It tells training managers how well to manage each process capability.
B. It helps training managers prioritize
A. good for morale
B. expendable
C. a necessity
D. a “nice to have”
C. a necessity
A. Learn the client’s business and culture
B. Develop consultative partnerships
C. Conduct a systematic analysis
D. Establish agreed-upon objectives
E. Customize training to meet needs
C. Conduct a systematic analysis
A. Tie training initiatives’ success to business results
B. Permit training organizations to clearly track their progress
C. Create discrete training goals that relate to business success
D. Permit the training function to set goals for the business
D. Permit the training function to set goals for the business
A. Assess or measure business outcomes
B. Listen to uncover real needs
C. Conduct a systematic analysis
D. Collect data in a variety of ways
E. Recommend solutions beyond training
A. Assess or measure business outcomes
A. before
B. during
C. after
D. either during or after
A. before
A. Capturing and reviewing performance data
B. Selecting and relying on a single data source
C. Interviewing stakeholders
D. Interviewing employees and customers
E. Interviewing competitors
B. Selecting and relying on a single data source
A. Portfolio Management
B. Administration Services
C. Content Development
D. Reporting and Analysis
E. Strategic Alignment
E. Strategic Alignment
A. Involve experts or thought leaders
B. Use research-based or reliable information
C. Scale as clients’ needs grow
D. Create easy-to-use support materials
E. Include post-training activities
C. Scale as clients’ needs grow
A. pertinent to the business and use blended learning designs
B. pertinent to the business, focused on application and sustainable
C. sustainable and incorporate examples created by experts
D. focused on application and engaging for learners
B. pertinent to the business, focused on application and sustainable
A. It eliminates the likelihood of reusing the materials for another business.
B. It allows the business to make updates without depending on the initial developers.
C. It keeps developers from making derivative tools and distributing them.
D. It transfers the cost of initial development to the business.
B. It allows the business to make updates without depending on the initial developers.
A. Provide training at convenient times
B. Scale as client needs grow
C. Incorporate experiential activities
D. Localize courses to audience needs
C. Incorporate experiential activities
A. Provides opportunities for busy learners to participate
B. Provides opportunities for geographically dispersed learners to participate
C. Makes full use of all technologies invested in by the training function
D. Allows learners to select methods that accommodate personal learning preferences
C. Makes full use of all technologies invested in by the training function
A. Schedule instructors, course materials and facilities
B. Register learners for courses
C. Develop meaningful dashboards/reports
D. Manage vendors and outsourced processes
E. Track and reimburse tuition expenses
C. Develop meaningful dashboards/reports
A. Open an organizational dialogue that seeks continuous improvement
B. Improve the usability of administration processes for learners
C. Increase learner appreciation of process complexities
D. All of these are benefits.
C. Increase learner appreciation of process complexities
A. Assess or measure learning outcomes
B. Assess or measure application in the classroom
C. Develop meaningful dashboards/reports
D. Collect direct and indirect cost data
E. Manage data from multiple sources
B. Assess or measure application in the classroom
A. Training functions don’t have access to business results.
B. Performance changes may not be attributable solely to training.
C. Data collection tools to measure success are not readily accessible.
D. Training is not considered important to bridging performance gaps.
B. Performance changes may not be attributable solely to training.