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Story-Based Coaching and Mentoring Course

Experiencing eLearning

In this conversation-driven elearning approach, I usually use one character who acts as a coach and one character who is similar to the audience: same job role, same level of experience. In this example, the audience is new managers who don’t have much experience with coaching and mentoring. Story introduction video.

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How do you build eLearning?

B Online Learning

What is the learning outcome your client wants you to achieve, or the problem that needs to be solved? Are we sure we have identified the right goal, or is the real problem something else? Should it be facilitated via coaching and mentoring? How do you determine if the project is successful? Are we done?

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Writing Conversations for eLearning

Experiencing eLearning

In a previous post, How to Start Creating Conversation-Driven eLearning , I described how I use conversations between two characters (a mentor and mentee or learning character) to deliver eLearning content. That problem is one that can be addressed through your training. That’s when your character seeks help from a mentor.

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Writing Conversations for eLearning

Experiencing eLearning

That problem is one that can be addressed through your training. Maybe your character has been dealing with an angry customer, students that are disengaged in class, or a project that is behind schedule. Your character seeks help from a mentor. He struggles to coach one of his employees on how to handle a difficult client.

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Best Practices and Strategies to Implement Experiential Learning Design

Hurix Digital

This design process focuses on integrating elements such as real-world experience, critical thinking, problem-solving, and reflection into the learning environment. Other methods include field trips, simulations and role-playing, project-based learning, case studies, laboratory work, reflective journals, peer teaching, and outdoor education.

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How to Improve Conflict Management Skills at Work

Avilar

Additionally, with the rise of project-based work and cross-functional teams, the chances of disagreements increase as people from different departments, locations, or even cultural backgrounds collaborate. Teach them to view conflict as a problem to be solved, rather than a personal attack.

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Top 10 Types of Employee Training Methods

Infopro Learning

This type of training method enhances decision-making, critical thinking, and problem-solving abilities by immersing employees in realistic simulations. Mentoring and Coaching Mentoring and coaching programs establish a one-on-one relationship between experienced professionals and mentees.

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