Session Title: Classroom vs. Online: How to Train 100,000 Instructors

 

Session Number: 229

 

Room: Coronado Q

 

Day and Timeslot: Monday - 11:15am to 12:15pm

 

Formats: Learning Story

 

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Session 229.ppt

Session Description: We had a challenge to train over 100,000 new instructors each year and provide a consistent message. Previously, instructor training had been incorporated into content-specific training and was only as good as the instructor trainer who facilitated it. The solution for AHA was a 6-hour e-Learning course that was required of new instructors before they could be certified to teach any healthcare courses.

 

• A replicable example for training large numbers of instructors
• Results of user acceptance and findings on improved instructor skills
• Applicability of the model of the AHA instructor training course to your workplace situation

 

Led by: Bill Lee - The American Heart Association

 

Bill is the Director of Educational Research and Development at The American Heart Association in the Emergency Cardiovascular Care (ECC) department. In that role, he funds research into the acquisition, retention, and transfer of resuscitation skills of healthcare providers. Bill assists the product development staff to integrate the findings of research into AHA's training products. He is the department administrator for the company's LMS and participates with the ECC Department Leadership team to set the education strategy.

 

 

 

 

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