A Practical Approach to Creating Guidebooks for ILT & VILT Instruction

Thursday, July 21, 2022, 8:00 AM - 9:30 AM

Guidebooks play a fundamental role in both instructor-led and Virtual ILT programs. A well-crafted guidebook helps ensure consistency in delivering material across multiple trainers and locations and ensure that your training program is an asset of your organization.

In this session, we will take a practical look at items you can implement to create a phenomenal guidebook.

Learning Objectives:

• Participants will be able to describe the dual roles that guidebooks play for the facilitator & participant.
  
• Attendees will be able to replicate the structure to create guidebooks that ensure consistency across multiple trainers, locations and times being taught.
  
• Participants will learn to organize their course for effective VILT programs regardless of virtual platform of delivery.
  

ATD Capabilities: Communication, Lifelong Learning, Instructional Design, Training Delivery and Facilitation 

SPEAKER INFO

Pat Michaels

Chief Learning Mechanic & Director of Business Development

Pat has honed the craft of designing, developing, and implementing training courses over 20-plus years. His expertise lies in instructor-led & virtual ILT and ensuring consistency in the development phase and during instruction. Pat works with Fortune 500 companies, government agencies, and contract designers to elevate their ILT programs through his small family business, Great Circle Learning. He recently launched the L&D Lunch Hour to give back to and learn from the ILT community.

A graduate of Clemson University, Patrick holds a Bachelor of Arts degree in Secondary Education. He and his wife Ellen live outside Boston with their five children, twelve chickens, an aquarium full of fish, and a pair of dogs.

This event has been submitted for SHRM-PDC and HRCI recertification credit.

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