What Is the Format for Training Modules?
In high-technology environments, training materials must be modular and easily adaptable, whether paper- or computer-based. Unless the training is computer-based, a paper version generally works best during a training session so that both trainer and trainee can follow along. A long-term advantage of having the learner actively use the module during training is that doing so reinforces the practice of following procedures where it really counts—on the job.
The simple two-column format (shown in Worksheet 6.1) works best, especially at the beginning stages of module writing. The easy-to-read-and-use format promotes workforce acceptance and increases the likelihood that the modules will be used for quick ...
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