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Are you almost through the design and development phase of an instructional design project? Are you beginning to think about the evaluation phase of the training materials? Here are seven great tips we teach in our workshops and have found very useful as we get to this stage with a client on a custom project.
One of the keys to the systematic development of a training intervention, or for that matter other non-training interventions, is to try out the intervention prior to implementation. In practical terms, this means trying your training program out before running the first class. Remember, once you have run the first formal class you now have those same people as either advocates for your program or adversaries.