Yep!

Yes

Yes

yes

no

yes

YES!

Not yet, but I am very intrested

Yes - Federal Aviation Administration (FAA)

100%

Absolutely

Yes, at FAA we have 2

Not yet

not yet

YES

Working on getting there!

yes

Working on it.

2 microlearning productions each month

Yes but not in any organized way

Yes at the VA

Kelly I was not aware there was a Certification for ISDs, can you explain?

FYI…ATD, Training Magazine, eLearning Guild, and ISPI have certifications applicable to ISDers.

Short term

mini muscle

small bits of information

one question, one answer

10-min increments of learning

Short snippets of information, either in video, resources, job aids, etc.

small tidbits/bites of learning

Get what I need and get out.

short, bursts of information

short videos on a single topic

small amounts of learning

Single focus - concise

One learning objective. Less than 10 minutes in length

up to 5 minutes of information

BIG DATA

snackable learning

5-10 min

few steps/tasks to complete a process

Ours is one minute

easily "digestible"

Bite-sized information via video

Bite size learning!

yay! $$$$

both

depends on topic

Video

video

video

depends on the topic

video for sure!

Video

depends on the topic

video

My team was just talking about this today. We decided it depends.

Both, mainly video

both/depends

Video for tutorials

video--but with questions to help me focus on the content

depends on what I'm trying to learn!

video with narration

Video

Video

For fast learning video for deep learning reading

Reading for more in-depth information

Video, but text when very technical, like a chemistry

video for learning, reading for research

I used YouTube to change my windshield wiper blades

youtube

Quic and high quality a must

It's often nice to have videos but a reading option, especially for step-by-step actions. Sometimes it's hard for people to follow along with a video.

quick

Video learning with pausing and stopping and reviewing

Reading like Audible, That I like.

OUr microlearning is on YouTube

Do you have research resource link?

citation for this paper?

On Demand Knowing.

For me it would be topic selection based on data

Identify a single goal or outcome

identification of the knowledge gap and subsequent learning objective(s)

Sifting out what is not needed to focus on what is needed.

chunking of information

qualitative analysis to identify small amounts

Looking for major keys or steps, yep chunking

the SAM and Agile ID models focus on the responsive needs analysis process

Do you have resources or tips to make sure the training videos are accessible?

Dana do you mean how to caption videos?

Requires them to focus

Concise is a skill

limit of brain processing information

there's a limit on how much information we can hold at one time

cognitive load

Do you intend to say no more than 2 sentences spoken for each slide?

Specificity-Instructional Design considers the consumer of knowledge transfer and adjusts to the audience.

OUr slides are for physicians and they don't mind more text .

thank you

Laser Targeted.

HA HA

Susan: Things like describing what is being shown for those that are visually impaired. Also thinking about color contrast between the text and background.

508 compliant?

audio narration is part of accessibility but there are no players for it yet. We are not doing it yet.

color contrast- our office of comm as a palette but if you have a good graphics expert, normally nothing is violated. We have one small request in years and it was a grey/white contrast, easily fixed

I call this "I just thought I'd loop in" syndrome

absolutely

do you use professional voice overs for the narration?

Exactly! I totally agree. I conduct a "table read" of each script with the SMEs before confirming a final version.

closed caption

great program

Another video development that we use at FAA and really like is Vyond.

We use Wellsaid for some of our narration at VA.

WCAG website has a color contrast checker with AA and AAA results pass or fail

Do you think Steps Recorder suitable for that?

A step Script.

A script template works too

echo-y or metallic audio. dogs barking.

breaks in continuity

hearing the breaths

Thank You Kelly. Have to head out!

🆒

Background music is too long making narration. Yes, someone taking heavy breaths while speaking is distracting

Rather, background music is too loud during narration.

If you can, go to your car and record there.

Actually, there is substantial research that background music causes significant distraction…our brains are easily distracted.

Pops

Popping ps

Popping ps and esses

To avoid that popping sound

Darth Vader

I must leave to attend another meeting. Thank you for your time and the information presented.

THANK YOU FOR THIS LEARNING

Thank you for this!

Excellent session. Thank you!

Thank you!

Thank you Kelly!

Thank you for your time. Good presentation.

Great webinar. Thank you!

Thank you

Have to join another meeting. Thank you!

Thank you to everyone!

Great presentation! Thank you.

Thank you!

Kelly- agree w/your approach 100% think it's a great way to meet your team where they are to help get them where they need to be. Many thanks for your leadership on this topic.

thank you!!

Excellent presentation.