Choosing the right structure not only makes it easier for participants to learn, but it also makes it easier to design too. Here I share three different ways that you can structure your training course, session or even programme so that it flows naturally.
Following a brain-friendly structure helps to make a training session flow naturally AND keep it engaging for everyone. I’ve always been a huge fan of the MASTER model (by Colin Rose) and in this webinar, I explain a little more about it and what it means for training design. WATCH NOW
In this session we explored how the MASTER model can help to maximise delegate engagement whilst maintaining a logical flow through the material. A few minor technical mishaps, but still worth a watch. WATCH HERE
When structuring training – whether it’s face-to-face or virtual, using the MASTER model (devised by Colin Rose) makes sure that it flows in a brain-friendly way. DOWNLOAD THE SUMMARY
There’s a lot more to creating a great training programme or learning event than selecting content and presenting it well. Planning the event (before detailed design commences) takes time and is vital to gain clarity in your own mind, and to get buy-in/sign-off from your key stakeholders. Planning a learning event means keeping your focus…
