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As a training and development professional, you know how important it is to gather information for your projects, especially when you have a tight deadline. Information is the key to designing, developing, and delivering effective and engaging learning solutions that meet the needs of your clients and learners. But how can you collect the right information in the most efficient and effective way? In this article, we will share some best practices and tips on how to gather information for a deadline in training and development.

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1 Define your information needs

Before you start gathering information, you need to have a clear idea of what kind of information you need and why. This will help you narrow down your sources, methods, and tools for information gathering. You can use a simple framework like the ADDIE model (Analysis, Design, Development, Implementation, and Evaluation) to guide your information needs. For example, in the analysis phase, you might need information about the learning goals, the target audience, the existing knowledge and skills, the performance gaps, the learning context, and the evaluation criteria. In the design phase, you might need information about the instructional strategies, the content outline, the learning activities, the media and technology, and the feedback mechanisms. And so on for the other phases.

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Jaclyn Hiller, CSM, MEd, MAT

Technical Project Manager II @ Amazon Web Services (AWS) | Project Management
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A needs analysis is key to beginning the identification of the training gaps in your organization. Working backwards from the problem or need will help map out the objectives, outcomes, and content.

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Gaston Corona

Contador PÃºblico | AdministraciÃ³n y finanzas |
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Definir las necesidades de informaciÃ³n es esencial para un enfoque claro y efectivo en cualquier tarea. En el contexto de capacitaciÃ³n y desarrollo, comienza identificando los objetivos especÃficos que buscas alcanzar. Analiza quÃ© informaciÃ³n es crucial para informar y respaldar esos objetivos. Esto puede incluir identificar las habilidades clave que necesitan desarrollo, comprender las tendencias del mercado laboral o evaluar el rendimiento actual del personal. AdemÃ¡s, considera las expectativas y necesidades de los empleados, ya que su participaciÃ³n activa en el proceso impacta en el Ã©xito de las iniciativas de capacitaciÃ³n.

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Bodo Priesterath

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Die Informationsbeschaffung fÃ¼r eine Frist in Training und Entwicklung erfordert eine Mischung aus Zeitmanagement, Interviews, Datenanalyse, Gespr?chen mit Stakeholdern und dem Nutzen vorhandener schriftlicher Ressourcen. Kombiniere diese Ans?tze, um ein umfassendes Bild zu erhalten und den Termin erfolgreich zu bew?ltigen. Sammle Wissen wie ein Schatzsucher auf der Suche nach dem goldenen Know-how!

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2 Choose your information sources

Once you have defined your information needs, it's important to identify the best sources of information for each need. Depending on the scope of your project, you may have different types of information sources. Subject matter experts (SMEs) possess the knowledge and expertise in the topic or domain of your project, and can provide accurate and relevant information. Stakeholders, such as clients, sponsors, managers or learners, can offer insight into the needs, preferences, challenges and feedback of your project. Learners participating in the learning solution can provide information about their current knowledge and skills, learning styles, motivation and preferences. Research from existing sources like books, journals, articles, websites and podcasts can offer best practices, theories, models and trends. You can access research through online searches, libraries, databases or subscriptions.

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Gaston Corona

Contador PÃºblico | AdministraciÃ³n y finanzas |
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Seleccionar las fuentes de informaciÃ³n adecuadas es crucial para obtener datos precisos y confiables. Inicia identificando fuentes primarias, como expertos en el campo o profesionales con experiencia directa en el tema. Recurre a investigaciones y estudios actualizados que respalden tus objetivos. AdemÃ¡s, explora fuentes secundarias, como informes industriales, libros y artÃculos acadÃ©micos, para obtener una perspectiva mÃ¡s amplia y fundamentada. No subestimes la utilidad de datos internos, como mÃ©tricas de rendimiento y retroalimentaciÃ³n de empleados, para obtener informaciÃ³n especÃfica de la organizaciÃ³n.

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3 Use appropriate information methods and tools

After selecting your information sources, you need to use appropriate methods and tools to gather information from them. Depending on the type and amount of required information, you might use interviews, surveys, focus groups, document reviews, observations, assessments, and evaluations. For example, interviews are one-on-one conversations with your sources where you can ask open-ended and probing questions. Surveys are structured questionnaires that can be administered to a large number of sources with closed-ended and rating questions. Focus groups are group discussions with a few sources for dialogue and exchange of ideas. Document reviews involve analyzing existing documents or records containing relevant information for your project. Observations involve direct or indirect observations of the behavior, performance, or environment of your sources. Assessments are tests or quizzes measuring the knowledge or skills of your sources. Evaluations are systematic and criteria-based judgments of the effectiveness or impact of your learning solution. You can conduct these activities in person or online using tools like Zoom, Skype, Google Meet, SurveyMonkey, Google Forms, Qualtrics, cameras, video recorders, screen capture software, Google Docs, Microsoft Word, Adobe Acrobat, Quizlet, Kahoot, and Kirkpatrick Model.

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Gaston Corona

Contador PÃºblico | AdministraciÃ³n y finanzas |
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Seleccionar mÃ©todos y herramientas adecuados es clave para una recopilaciÃ³n efectiva de informaciÃ³n. Utiliza encuestas y entrevistas para datos cualitativos, mÃ©tricas y anÃ¡lisis para cuantitativos. Aprovecha herramientas tecnolÃ³gicas como software de anÃ¡lisis de datos y plataformas en lÃnea. Mantente al tanto de avances en tu campo para optimizar la precisiÃ³n y eficiencia. Esta combinaciÃ³n estratÃ©gica maximiza la efectividad en la toma de decisiones en el Ã¡mbito de capacitaciÃ³n y desarrollo.

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4 Organize and analyze your information

After you have gathered your information, itâ€™s necessary to organize and analyze it to make sense of it and draw insights and conclusions. Depending on the type and format of your data, you may use various techniques and tools to organize and analyze it, such as coding, sorting, filtering, summarizing, or interpreting. For instance, coding helps to identify themes, patterns, or relationships in qualitative data like text or audio. Sorting is useful for arranging information in a logical or meaningful order. Filtering can be used to remove or select information based on certain conditions. Summarizing condenses data into a brief form like bullet points or graphs. Interpreting explains the meaning of quantitative data like numbers or percentages. You can use tools such as NVivo, Atlas.ti, Dedoose, Excel, Google Sheets, Airtable, Canva, and SPSS for these processes.

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Gaston Corona

Contador PÃºblico | AdministraciÃ³n y finanzas |
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La organizaciÃ³n y anÃ¡lisis sistemÃ¡tico de la informaciÃ³n son pasos cruciales en el proceso de toma de decisiones. Comienza clasificando los datos de manera lÃ³gica, utilizando categorÃas relevantes para tus objetivos. Emplea herramientas como hojas de cÃ¡lculo para estructurar la informaciÃ³n de manera clara y accesible. Posteriormente, realiza un anÃ¡lisis exhaustivo. Identifica patrones, tendencias y relaciones entre los datos. Prioriza la informaciÃ³n clave que respalda tus objetivos y descarta elementos irrelevantes. Utiliza grÃ¡ficos o visualizaciones para clarificar resultados complejos.

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Ann Pattni

A Peopleâ€™s person mindful of humanity, charity and kindness!
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Set up a day and time to go over goals for your work schedule. This is projecting your scheduled timelines. Based on your plans, you can determine what needs to be done. When setting up and meeting deadlines, try not to make all scheduled tasks due around the same time. This can result in panic and confusion. Instead, work through your deadlines. Reasonable deadlines are the best deadlines. Itâ€™s not good practice to schedule other goals with deadlines. This will just set you up for failure or disappointment. Once a deadline is set, be proactive and take action to complete and submit your deadline.

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5 Communicate and share your information

Once you have organized and analyzed your information, it's time to communicate and share it with the relevant audiences, such as clients, stakeholders, learners, or colleagues. The purpose and scope of your communication will determine the formats and channels used. Reports are formal, comprehensive documents that can be shared online or offline using tools like Google Docs or Microsoft Word. Presentations are visual displays that can be shared online or offline using tools like Google Slides or PowerPoint. Portfolios are collections of samples, artifacts, and evidence of your project that can be shared online or offline using tools like Google Sites or WordPress. Stories are narratives that can be shared online or offline using tools such as Storyline, Lectora, or Audacity. Collecting information for training and development is a difficult task but following these best practices and tips will help you gather the right information to create quality learning solutions that meet the needs of your clients and learners.

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Gaston Corona

Contador PÃºblico | AdministraciÃ³n y finanzas |
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La comunicaciÃ³n efectiva y el intercambio de informaciÃ³n son esenciales para el Ã©xito de cualquier proyecto. DespuÃ©s de organizar y analizar la informaciÃ³n, comunica tus hallazgos de manera clara y accesible. Utiliza presentaciones visuales, informes detallados o reuniones para transmitir la esencia de los datos. Adapta tu comunicaciÃ³n al pÃºblico objetivo, explicando la relevancia de la informaciÃ³n en funciÃ³n de sus roles y responsabilidades. Fomenta la participaciÃ³n, facilita preguntas y brinda contextos adicionales segÃºn sea necesario.

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6 Hereâ€™s what else to consider

This is a space to share examples, stories, or insights that donâ€™t fit into any of the previous sections. What else would you like to add?

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5 Communicate and share your information

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