Table of Contents

  • · Introduction

    · What’s the Purpose of this Book?

    · What the Book Is and What the Book Is Not

    • The Opportunities and Performance Gaps We Seek to Meet

    • The Individuals Who Might Find this Book Useful

    · Coursework with Simulated Cases and Real Clients

    · Our Organizational Strategy for this Book

    · Writing Style

    · Our Biographies

    • Lisa A. Giacumo

    • Steven W. Villachica

    • Donald A. Stepich

    · Acknowledgements

    · References

  • · Introduction

    · Why Incorporate DEI into ID?

    · Guiding Principles

    • Principle #1: Inclusive Design

    • Principle #2: Performance-Based Learning and Development

    · The LeaPS ID Model

    • Four Components

    • Three Larger Systems

    · Case Study

    · Reflection Questions

    · References

  • · Introduction

    · ID Project Management

    • The Business Case

    • The Project Plan

    • Scope Creep

    • Project Scale

    · Cast of Characters

    • Instructional Designers

    • ID Project Managers

    • ID Team

    • Sponsors and Clients

    • Learners

    • Subject Matter Experts (a.k.a. “SMEs”)

    • Stakeholders

    · Case Study

    · Reflection Questions

    · References

  • · Introduction

    · Why Use a Collaborative ID Approach?

    • Contextualized and Culturally Relevant Learning Is Effective Learning

    • Learners May Resist Change that Is Forced Upon Them

    • Towards E3+ with Culturally Relevant and Equitable Learning Designs

    · Managing Iterative Workflows in ID Projects

    • Scale Feedback Mechanisms

    · Find, Recognize, and Pay Feedback Collaborators

    · Place Formative Evaluation Loops

    · Communicate and Coordinate

    • Use and Adapt Templates

    · Case Study

    · Reflection Questions

    · References

  • · Introduction

    · LeaPS ID Model: Empathize & Analyze

    • E&A Deliverables

    • Why this Component Is Important

    · LeaPS ID Model Assumptions

    • Assumption 1: An L&D System Gap Worth Closing Exists

    • Assumption 2: Adequate Sponsorship Exists

    · Learner and Environmental Analysis

    • Why Conduct a Learner and Environmental Analysis (LEA)?

    · Task Analysis

    • Why Conduct a Task Analysis?

    • What Is a Task?

    • Types of Tasks

    · Learning Requirements Analysis

    • Why Conduct a Learning and Requirements Analysis?

    • Types of Learning Intervention Configurations

    · Towards Design Justice During Empathize & Analyze

    • Data Collection Considerations

    • Empathizing Techniques

    · Case Study

    · Reflection Questions

    · References

  • · Introduction

    · Towards Design Justice in Empathizing with Learners

    · Learner and Environmental Analysis (LEA)

    • What LEA Data Do You Need?

    • Step 1. Prepare to Conduct Your Learner Analysis

    • Step 2. Collect and Analyze Data about Learners

    • Step 3. Report Learner Analysis Results

    • Step 4. Prepare to Conduct Your Environmental Analysis

    • Step 5. Collect and Analyze Data about Environmental Factors

    • Step 6. Report Learn and Environmental Analysis Findings

    · Task Analysis

    • Collect and Analyze Data about Critical Tasks

    • Analyze Procedures

    • Step 1. Prepare to Conduct the Task Analysis

    • Step 2. Refine the Task Characteristics

    • Step 3. Refine the Task List

    • Step 4. Highlight What the Intervention Will Address

    • Step 5. Add Any Footnotes

    • Step 6. Complete the Task Analysis Deliverable

    • Task Analysis Variations for Concepts and Processes

    • Write Your Task Analysis Deliverable

    · Learning Requirements Analysis

    • Step 1. Prepare to Conduct the LRA

    • Step 2. Chunk the Critical Tasks

    • Step 3. Specify Initial Configurations for Each Critical Task

    · Case Study

    · Reflection Questions

    · References

  • · Introduction

    · Combining Design and Development in a Single Component

    • Do I Really Have to Design Everything Before I Start Development?

    • How Much Overlap and Iteration Does a Project Need?

    • What Should I Do If I Don’t Have All the Inputs the LeaPS ID Model Says I Should Have?

    · Backwards Design

    · Design Documents

    • Do I Really Need to Create Design Documents?

    · Performance Requirements (PR)

    • From Critical Tasks (AKA Objectives) to Performance Requirements

    • Writing Performance Requirements

    • What Happens to Performance Requirements?

    • Final Words about Performance Requirements

    · Case Study

    · Reflection Questions

    · References

  • · Introduction

    · Towards Inclusive Design in Creating Assessments and Specifying Instructional Strategies

    · Creating Assessments

    • Questions about Assessments

    • General Assessment Strategies

    · Performance Assessments

    • Questions About Performance Assessments

    • Considerations in Creating Performance Assessments

    • Create a PAI

    · Knowledge Assessments

    • Why Use Knowledge Assessments?

    • Quiz Design

    • Self-Assessment Design

    • Feedback Strategies

    · Instructional Strategies and Activities

    • Instructional Strategies

    • Instructional Activity Examples

    • Planning For Feedback in Instructional Activities

    · Case Study

    · Reflection Questions

    · References

  • · Introduction

    · Formal versus Informal Learning

    · Repurposing Informal Learning

    · Selecting Formal Non-Instructional Learning Solutions

    · Planning Non-Instructional Learning Solutions

    • Planning

    • Ensuring Formal Non-Instructional Solutions Are Culturally Relevant and Inclusive

    · Case Study

    · Reflection Questions

    · References

  • · Introduction

    · Collaborative Process Strategies to Build Learning and Development (L&D) Interventions

    · Technical Output Strategies to Build Effective L&D Interventions

    · Job Aids: Why Use Them and How to Build Them

    • Combine Multiple Job Aid Formats to Create Systems of Instruction and Performance Support

    • Flipping a Task Analysis into a Job Aid

    • Job Aid Templates for Prototyping and Developing Interventions

    • Job Aid Prototypes and Formative Evaluation

    · Sequencing Multiple Performance Outcomes and Tasks into an Instructional Intervention

    · Multifaceted Program Design & Development

    • Map the Multifaceted Program Out at a High Level

    · Formative Evaluation of Instructional and Non-Instructional Interventions and Programs

    · Case Study

    · Reflection Questions

    · References

  • · Introduction

    · Performance Support

    · EPSSs, PSSs, and MPSSs

    • EPSSs

    • PSSs

    • MPSSs

    • Learning and Performance Ecosystems

    • Learning Programs versus Learning Ecosystems

    · Benefits

    · Design and Maintenance Considerations

    • Phase 1: Identify the Embedded Components

    • Phase 2: Map Out Success Measures

    • Phase 3: Organize the Components

    • Phase 4: Create Prototypes and Journey Maps

    • Phase 5: Build High-level and Detailed Design Documents

    · Towards Inclusive Design for Learning and Performance Ecosystems

    · Case Study

    · Reflection Questions

    · References

  • · Introduction

    · Towards Inclusive Design in Developing Instruction

    · Sequence the Performance Requirements

    · Convert Performance Requirements into Learning Objectives

    · Sequence Units of Instruction

    • Write an Instructional Unit

    • Scalability of Instructional Units

    • Common Errors Writing Instructional Units

    · Write Instructor Guides

    • Components

    • Scripts

    • Other Supplemental Instructional Resources

    • Conventions

    • Standard Facilitation Vocabulary

    · Write Participant Guides

    · Case Study

    · Reflection Questions

    · References

  • · Introduction

    · Towards Inclusive ID I&E Practice

    · Implementation Plans

    • Logistics

    • Adoption

    · Summative Evaluation and Continuous Improvement

    • Decision Makers

    • Answering Executives’ Questions

    · Combined Evaluation and Needs Assessment

    · Maintenance and Continuous Improvement

    • Maintenance Guidelines

    • Continuous Improvement Guidelines

    · Data Collection

    · Case Study

    · Reflection Questions

    · References

  • · Introduction

    · Background: The ID’s Dilemma

    • Observational Apprenticeships

    · Grow Sources of Useful Organizational Intelligence

    • Model the Organization

    • Types of Organizational Truths

    • Organizational Truth and DEI Practices

    • Build and Refine Business Cases

    · Grow Your Own Credibility so Clients Can Trust You

    • Techniques for Collaborative Consulting

    · When You Can’t Change Clients or the Organization

    · Keep Clients Happy (And Not Annoyed)

    · Case Study

    · Reflection Questions

    · References

  • · Looking Backwards: Origins of the LeaPS ID Model

    • Evolution of the LeaPS ID Model

    • What the LeaPS ID Model Adds

    · Looking Ahead: Where Researchers and Practitioners Can Go Next

    • Future LeaPS ID Research

    • Future LeaPS ID Model Practices

    · Reflection Questions

    · References

  • · Glossary

    · References

    · Index

"Instructional Design for Organizational Justice provides a unique and expansive view of learning design. Not only is this a comprehensive book, but it presents a societal and cultural context for doing instructional design work. The goal is to promote the type of inclusivity and diversity essential for the 21st-century workplace.

Connie Malamed, M.A. 

Founder, Mastering Instructional Design