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New Instructional Design and Information Management Department
With the upcoming implementation of the Blackboard LMS at Prosperity Bank it is necessary to restructure the Training Department to meet the needs of the organization now and in the future.
“Training is defined as a continuous learning process in which the employees will acquire knowledge, enhance professional skills and improve attitudes and behaviors to excel well on the job. The objectives of the training department [are] to identify the required training needs of an organization and fill the gap with a host of training methods for the welfare of the organization and employees on a whole” (Raman, 2009).
Overview of New Instructional Design and Information Management Department
The new name of the department will be the Instructional Design and Information Management Department. The department will be staffed with learning and technology professionals with the skills necessary to create, deliver, and maintain courses in both an online and hybrid format.
The Instructional Design and Information Management Department will partner with associates from other areas of the bank as necessary to create the Training Project Design Team. Subject Matter Experts, Key Stakeholders, Legal & Compliance Reviewers, and the Communications Team may be some of the roles that will require support from other areas of the bank in the design process.
Overview of New Instructional Design and Information Management Department
Director of Human
Resources
Director of Training
IT/LMS Manager
IT/Helpdesk Associate
IT/Helpdesk Associate
IT/Helpdesk Associate
Instructional Design
Manager
Instructional Designer/Conte
nt Developer
Instructional Designer/Conte
nt Developer
Graphics/AV Designer
Graphics/AV Designer
Facilities/Logistics Specialist
Management Plan of the SystemInternal Infrastructure
Internal System
Management Internal
User Support
Training Project Design Team
Dedicated Instructional Designer/Content Developer (Project Manager)
Dedicated Graphics/AV Designer IT/Helpdesk Associate Subject Matter Expert(s) Key Stakeholders Representing
Organization’s Business Lines Legal & Compliance Reviewers Communication Team
Ideally, Instructional Designers, SMEs, and Graphics/AV Designers will remain constant throughout a training project.
Roles and Responsibilities
Director of Training Instructional Design Manager Instructional Designer/Content Developer Graphics/Audio Visual Designer Facilities/Logistics Specialist IT/LMS Manager IT/Helpdesk Associate
Director of TrainingThe Director of Training will oversee training at Prosperity Bank and represent the department in interactions with Key Stakeholders and outside organizations. Responsibilities include:
Planning, and implementation of corporate in-service training programs
Developing departmental goals and prioritizing department operations
Ensuring that the training programs meet federal, state, and local regulations
Measuring the impact of programs and learning activities Approving new training techniques and suggesting
improvement to existing training programs Establishing long-range objectives and specifying the
strategies and actions to achieve themSources:U.S. Department of Labor Employment & Training AdministrationInternational Business Machines Corporation
Instructional Design Manager
The Instructional Design Manager will oversee individual design projects. Responsibilities include: Assigning designers to specific projects Providing guidance to designers regarding project
parameters and expected outcomes Establishing project milestones and monitoring project
progress Communicating with organization stakeholders as
required-- typically managers Developing and maintaining constructive relationships with
internal business partners Thinking critically and making decisions in the best interest
of the team
Sources:U.S. Department of Labor Employment & Training AdministrationInternational Business Machines Corporation
Instructional Designer/Content DeveloperInstructional Designer/ Content Developers will develop training packages that meet organizational needs. Responsibilities include:
Maintaining project timetable to produce training within time parameters
Working with client department representatives (SMEs) to identify the educational needs of others, recommend formal educational or training programs or classes
Facilitate instructor-led classes as needed in both an online and blended format
Using computers and computer systems to program, write software, set up functions, enter data, or process information
Developing, designing, or creating new applications, ideas, relationships, systems, or products
Analyzing information and evaluating results to choose the best solution to problems
Clearly communicating or explaining the meaning and application of information Sources:
U.S. Department of Labor Employment & Training AdministrationInternational Business Machines Corporation
Graphics/Audio Visual DesignerGraphics/AV Designers will translate the training concepts developed by the instructional designer and the SME into a package that engages learners and communicates bank values. Responsibilities include:
Using knowledge of current graphic design software to produce graphic art and visual materials
Generating and manipulating graphic images, animations, sound, text and video into consolidated and seamless multimedia programs
Developing, designing, or creating new applications, ideas, relationships, systems, or products, including artistic contribution
Using computers and computer systems to create engaging presentations
Developing design templates to reduce product generation times and costs
SourceU.S. Department of Labor Employment & Training Administration
Facilities/Logistics SpecialistThe Facilities/Logistics Specialist will manage logistical functions related to training and coordinates training resources to ensure the smooth delivery of instruction. Responsibilities include:
Scheduling and coordinating training events Coordinating training room assignments, schedules, and
resources Facilitating delivery of raw materials, supplies, vendor
resources, etc. required for training events Managing inventory and distribution of training supplies Developing and maintaining constructive and cooperative
working relationships
Sources:U.S. Department of Labor Employment & Training AdministrationInternational Business Machines Corporation
IT/LMS Manager The IT/LMS Manager will oversee the operation of the electronic aspects of training and supervise IT/Helpdesk Associates. Responsibilities include:
Reporting to the Training Director regarding IT/LMS matters
Serving as the primary liaison with Blackboard to resolve training-related problems
Incorporating course designs and tools into the LMS Analyzing information and evaluating results to identify
problems and generate solutions Building a sense of teamwork and service orientation
among IT personnel Using computers and computer systems to program, write
software, set up functions, enter data, or process information
Enters, transcribes, records, stores, or maintains information in written or electronic/magnetic form
Sources:U.S. Department of Labor Employment & Training AdministrationInternational Business Machines Corporation
IT/Helpdesk Associate
IT/Helpdesk Associates will troubleshoot problems, and assist bank associates to complete electronic training. Responsibilities include:
Listening to associates to determine the nature and/ or the cause of electronic learning problems
Identifying the underlying principles, reasons, or facts of information by breaking down information or data into separate parts to solve technical problems
Following protocols to resolve issues and reporting area of concern to the IT/LMS Manager
Using computers and computer systems to enter data and process information
Sources:U.S. Department of Labor Employment & Training AdministrationInternational Business Machines Corporation
Instructional Design and Information Management Department Proposed Salaries
Role Texas Salary U.S. National Salary
Director of Training $104,500.00 $110,104.00
Instructional Design Manager
$107,188.00 $107,188.00
Instructional Designer/Content Developer
$63,300.00 $61,550.00
Graphics/AV Designer $40,800.00 $44,800.00
Facilities/Logistics Specialist
$86,900.00 $83,900.00
IT/LMS Manager $82,500.00 $83,410.00
IT/Helpdesk Associate $45,200.00 $47,610.00
Sources: U.S. Department of Labor Employment & Training Administration, International Business Machines Corporation
A hosted LMS is installed and managed on the vendor‘s server by their staff…[and] often termed ―SaaS‖ (software as a service) or ―cloud‖
Some of the advantages of a hosted platform are:
Eliminates the cost of hardware and network infrastructure to support local
installation
Lowers staff costs for administration and maintenance
Puts less bandwidth load on the corporate network
Content and feature updates accomplished without intervention
Guarantees system upgrades and patches are applied on a timely basis; avoids the
headaches of reestablishing integrations, etc.
Enables faster implementation. This can be dramatic, for instance, 3 weeks for a
hosted solution vs 6 months for a behind-the-firewall solution.
Requires little or no internal technical support or development ( Berking &
Gallagher, 2013, p 30).
SaaS (Software as a Service)
Blackboard LMS at a Glance
Deployment:
InstalledMobileWeb Based
Training:
DocumentationWebinarsLive OnlineIn Person
Support:
OnlineBusiness Hours24/7 (Live Rep)
Features Checklist
Academic / Education AICC / SCORM Compliant Mobile Learning
Asynchronous Learning Corporate / BusinesseCommerce
Tin Can API
Blended Learning External Training Social Learning
Built-In Course Authoring Gamification Synchronous Learning
Certification Management Internal Training Testing / Assessments
Classroom Management Live / Video Conferencing
(Capterra, n.d., para. 1)
Recent developments such as greater levels of bandwidth, less expensive dedicated room-based videoconference equipment, and free personal videoconference capabilities on desktop computers have contributed to rapid growth in the use of synchronous videoconferencing in training and education.
There are three types of videoconferencing capabilities:
Personal –Skype®, iChat®, and LiveMessenger®, and FaceTime®
Web-based –WebEx® and Elluminate Live®. Web-based videoconferencing is often a core feature of VLEs.
Room-based dedicated systems – use dedicated hardware (a codec camera, microphone, large video monitor, and speaker system) Examples are Polycom®, Tandberg®, and LifeSize®. (Berking & Gallagher, 2013, p. 73).
Video Conferencing Integration
Caption decoders. Ensure all analog television displays and computer equipment are equipped with caption decoder circuitry [that] receives, decodes, and displays closed captions from broadcast, cable, videotape, and DVD signals.
Tuners and tuner cards. Ensure television tuners, including tuner cards for use in computers, are equipped with secondary audio program playback circuitry.
Captioning. Ensure all instructional and informational video and multimedia productions, that contain speech or other audio information necessary for the comprehension of the content are open (permanent) or closed-captioned.
Audio description. Ensure all instructional and informational video and multimedia productions that contain visual information necessary for the comprehension of the content are audio described.
Electronic and information subsystems comply with Section 508…incorporate assistive technology devices and equipment, as well as ergonomic workplace solutions, when and as required, to assist developmentally or physically challenged individuals to accomplish effective computer use (United States Army, 2013, p. 40 -147)
Video and Multimedia Products
1. Mixer with Audio interface: Mackie ProFX8
2. Studio monitor: Mackie MR5
3. Two studio headphone: Samson SR850
4. A condenser Microphone: SE Electronics X1
5. A pop sound shield
6. Clip mic stand
7. Studio Monitor Stand
8. Desktop Computer: CPU i7, 8GB of RAM, 2TB of HDD, Nvidia Quadro 800 for VGA.
9. DSLR camera: Canon 70D
10. TASCAM DR-40 [audio recorder] *
11. A DSLR tripod
12. A wireless microphone (clip on)
13. Two studio lights
14. A green screen (Chimchang, 2014, para. 3).
E-Learning Video Production Two offices dedicated to video production. One office used for photo shoots, taping and voice overs and the other office used as a control room.
Source: *Strauss, 2012.
ADOBE CREATIVE CLOUD
Adobe Bridge
Adobe Edge
Adobe Edge Animate
Adobe Edge Reflow
Adobe Edge Code
Adobe Edge Inspect
Adobe Flash
Adobe Flash Builder
Adobe Flash Player
Adobe Flash Professional
Adobe Scout
Adobe Illustrator
Adobe InDesign
Adobe After Effects
Adobe Photoshop
Adobe Muse
ADOBE eLEARNING SUITE2 6.1
Adobe Captivate 6
Adobe Flash® Professional CS6
Adobe Dreamweaver® CS6
Adobe Photoshop® CS6
Extended
Adobe Acrobat® XI Pro
Adobe Presenter 8†
Adobe Audition® CS6
Additional components: Adobe Bridge CS6
Adobe Dreamweaver
Adobe Acrobat
Adobe Audition
Adobe Premier Pro
Adobe Prelude
Adobe Speedgrade
Adobe Dynamic Link
Adobe Connect
Articulate Storyline
PowerPoint
Educational Technology Online and Hybrid Training Software
Sources:Arah, 2010.Army Management Staff College, 2014.
Minimum Windows PC RequirementsSoftware Requirements:Windows XP, Vista or 7Microsoft Office, Acrobat Reader, QuickTime Player, Adobe Flash Player.
Minimum Apple Macintosh RequirementsSoftware Requirements:Mac OS 10.5 or higher or LeopardMicrosoft Office, Acrobat Reader, QuickTime Player, and Adobe Flash Player.
Internet Connection – DL or better
Internet Connection – DL or better
Web Browser (Must have one of the following):
Internet Explorer 7 or higher Firefox3.5 or higher
Java version JRE 6, JavaScript, and Cookies must be enabled in browsers.
Web Browser (Must have one of the following):
Firefox3.5 or higher Safari4
Java, JavaScript, and Cookies must be enabled in browsers.
Prosperity Bank Employee/User Equipment
Source: Des Moines Area Community College, 2014.
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