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DOE-HDBK-1086-95
Table-Top Training Design
INSTRUCTOR PREPARATION PAGE
Overview of Table-Top Training Design
Overview-O-3,
Traditional Task Analysis
Overview-O-4,
Identify Additional Content
3 3"x5" Post-it note pads; stapler with staples; overhead
projector and screen; transparency pens; 2 flipcharts with
pads; 1 set flipchart markers; 1 set felt-tipped markers.
PARTICIPANT
PREPARATION:
None required.
PRESENTATION
METHOD:
Facilitation, group discussion, and exercises.
EVALUATION
METHOD:
Participation in class discussion, completion of exercises,
participation during TTTD workshop.
NOTES TO
INSTRUCTOR:
Following an overview of SAT, this lesson introduces
participants to the terms, processes, and products of this task
analysis and design process. The intent is to provide them
with enough information to function well during the TTTD
workshop, during which they must design the training program
structure and analyze the tasks selected for training.
The facilitator should prepare for this lesson by first obtaining
examples of existing analyses from similar facilities, facility
procedures or references, a job description, and other
available information about the job that will be analyzed for the
process. The facilitator should review these materials to
develop examples that can be used throughout the lesson.
The team members and any observers who are learning the
analysis and design processes should all participate as
trainees during this lesson.
D-4


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