#eLearning #InstructionalDesign #ActionMapping
Action Mapping is a backward instructional design process created by Cathy Moore, which lets you ideate and design training solutions that focus on what your learners need to do on the job, not what they need to know.

And whether you're designing eLearning, instructor-led, or any type of training, action mapping can help ensure your learning experiences drive measurable results. But have you ever seen one come together in real-time?

Well, in this How-To Workshop, I'll walk you through the process of creating an action map from beginning to end. You'll explore what action mapping is, when to use it, and how to overcome common challenges when creating your first action map. I'll also show you an action map example from one of my real-world projects.

👉 Learn more about action mapping and access my free action map template by checking out this article: [ Ссылка ]

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Timestamps:
00:00 Intro
05:27 What is Action Mapping?
07:46 When Should You Create an Action Map?
10:03 How Do You Create an Action Map?
10:26 Step One: Identify a Measurable Business Goal
13:35 Step Two: Identify What People Need to Do to Reach the Goal
16:00 Step Three: Design Practice Activities for the Behaviors
18:58 Step Four: Identify the Minimum Information People Need
21:59 Considerations When Creation an Action Map
25:34 What Happens After Action Mapping?
26:50 Real-World Action Map Example
37:54 Closing

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