SCID (Systematic Curriculum and Instructional
Development)
SCID
is complementary to the DACUM workshop. It
basically answers the question, How can you teach most effectively what needs
to be taught?" SCID is a systematic process model used
to develop curriculum and instructional materials needed to train tomorrows
workforce. It has repeatedly worked
very well for many schools, colleges, companies, and government agencies.
Download an example of the SCID Process Model
and the DACUM & SCID
Process Flow Chart.
SCID
Workshop Activities
During
the 5-day workshop, participants will engage in large group presentations, small
group discussions, and individual hands-on practical exercises and activities.
A variety of instructional methods are utilized to provide hands-on
opportunities in the knowledge, skills, and behaviors of the SCID process of
instructional design.
Participants
are able to learn:
- Procedures
for training needs assessment
- Specific
procedures for task verification
- Specific
procedures for standard task analysis
- Factors
to consider in designing instructional programs
- Guidelines
for developing learning objectives
- Guidelines
for develop instructional media
- Procedures
for developing learning objectives
- Procedures
for developing performance measures
- Key
components of a training program plan
- Procedures
for developing learning guides/aids
- Procedures
for identifying existing materials
- Specific
procedures for conducting field tests and field critiques
- Procedures
for formative and summative program evaluation.
What Will Participants
Receive?
Participants will receive a copy of the 400+ page SCID
Handbook; copy of the accompanying PowerPoint Presentation; computer templates
for task verification, task analysis, learning guides, learning aids; and other
handout materials.
What Will Participants
Achieve?
Participants will acquire
knowledge, skills, and behaviors through small group hands-on experiences.
These will enable them to develop competency-based instructional materials such
as Competency Profiles, Learning Guides, Learning Aids, Job Aids, Modules,
Curriculum Guides, and Lesson Plans. On-on-one mentoring is provided
throughout the workshop.
These materials will be useful
for secondary and post-secondary career and technical education,
business-industry training, as well as for government agencies training
programs.
At the end of the workshop,
participants will have developed two learning packages that incorporate the SCID
methodology and that are ready to use.
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