This certification program will address training need analysis (TNA), detailed design, and creative storyboarding skills. For curriculum details, download the …
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This certification program will address training need analysis (TNA), detailed design, and creative storyboarding skills.
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For curriculum details, download the attached file. CURRICULUM
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PROGRAM DESIGNWho should take this course?
- Those who have completed Basic ID Certification - Level 1
- Instructional designers, trainers and subject matter experts with 3 - 5 years of work experience
- Pre-requisite knowledge/skills: Good English-writing skills; knowledge & understanding of basic ID concepts; ability to write a simple storyboard for online modules
How is the course designed?
The program is designed in a blended format with online self-paced modules and virtual contact sessions with ID experts. At the end of the program, the candidate must complete 5 online assessments and submit a capstone project comprising of 2 assignments.Course Name | ID Certification – Level 2 |
Skills Addressed | Detailed Design Document/Approach Note/Concept Note Creative storyboarding (Role-play/Scenario) |
Duration (Learning Time) | Learning time: 60 hours Program completion: 2 Months Average time commitment: 2 hrs. everyday OR 10 hrs. per week VILT sessions: 1 every week Online courses: 5 |
Target Audience | IDs, Trainers and SMEs with 3-5 years of work experience |
Online Assessment | Yes |
Capstone Project |
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Certification
70% or more in all the online assessments Capstone project to meet basic criteria set by us