ISBN: 9798254732723 - the documentation standard: the instructional designer's system for work that holds up: 1 (9 risultati)

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Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. Nobody told you documentation was part of the job. You learned ADDIE. You got good at writing objectives and building assessments. You care about the work. And then you delivered a solid program - real needs analysis, stakeholder buy-in, clean design. Six months later, someone asks what the program covered. Nobody can find the files. The SME who built half the content left the company. You're rebuilding from memory. This is not a rare story. This is Tuesday in L&D. The Documentation Standard makes the case that documentation is not administrative overhead. It is the design artifact that makes your work reproducible, defensible, and scalable. Without it, you are not an Instructional Designer - you are a content producer on a treadmill. This book is practical, not theoretical. It was written by a working ID with more than two decades of experience across government, defense, healthcare, and business operations. What you will find inside: Why the Rework Tax is quietly consuming 20-30% of most L&D shops' capacity - and what documentation has to do with itA clear framework for what documentation belongs at each phase of ADDIEHow to write a design document that actually protects you from scope creep and stakeholder reversalsA practical system for extracting SME knowledge before it walks out the doorHow to build a portfolio that shows your thinking - not just your finished productsHow to document training outcomes in a way that proves ROI when the budget conversation happensMinimum viable templates for freelance engagements and in-house teamsWhat AI changes about documentation - and what it does notThis book is for working IDs who know documentation matters but have never been shown a practical system for doing it consistently. It is for L&D managers who need to justify the department's existence with data. It is for freelance consultants who are tired of scope creep destroying timelines and relationships. The invisible work is the work that makes everything else possible. This book shows you how to do it. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. Nobody told you documentation was part of the job. You learned ADDIE. You got good at writing objectives and building assessments. You care about the work. And then you delivered a solid program - real needs analysis, stakeholder buy-in, clean design. Six months later, someone asks what the program covered. Nobody can find the files. The SME who built half the content left the company. You're rebuilding from memory. This is not a rare story. This is Tuesday in L&D. The Documentation Standard makes the case that documentation is not administrative overhead. It is the design artifact that makes your work reproducible, defensible, and scalable. Without it, you are not an Instructional Designer - you are a content producer on a treadmill. This book is practical, not theoretical. It was written by a working ID with more than two decades of experience across government, defense, healthcare, and business operations. What you will find inside: Why the Rework Tax is quietly consuming 20-30% of most L&D shops' capacity - and what documentation has to do with itA clear framework for what documentation belongs at each phase of ADDIEHow to write a design document that actually protects you from scope creep and stakeholder reversalsA practical system for extracting SME knowledge before it walks out the doorHow to build a portfolio that shows your thinking - not just your finished productsHow to document training outcomes in a way that proves ROI when the budget conversation happensMinimum viable templates for freelance engagements and in-house teamsWhat AI changes about documentation - and what it does notThis book is for working IDs who know documentation matters but have never been shown a practical system for doing it consistently. It is for L&D managers who need to justify the department's existence with data. It is for freelance consultants who are tired of scope creep destroying timelines and relationships. The invisible work is the work that makes everything else possible. This book shows you how to do it. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…