Jean Barbazette

Instant Case Studies

How to Design, Adapt, and Use Case Studies in Training

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Produktbeschreibung

If you want to: * improve learning retention * create discovery learning * make training interactive * increase participation, and * make training fun . . . . . . this book is for you! In this easy-to-use resource, author and training expert Jean Barbazette gives you 71 case studies to use instantly or modify to meet your specific learning needs. She defines the five types of case studies and their different purposes, shows the benefits of using case studies, and offers clear-cut suggestions for writing your own original case studies or customizing existing case studies. Barbazette also offers step-by-step instructions for processing each case study to maximize the potential for learning. In addition, discussion questions and all of the 71 case studies in the second half of this book are contained on the book's companion CD-ROM for your use. Answers to all case study questions are provided in the book. "Jean Barbazette's eight-step procedure and ready-to-use case studies will immediately increase your training effectiveness. This book is an essential addition to every trainer's bookshelf." -Sivasailam Thiagarajan, author, Design Your Own Games and Activities "Wow! What a practical and complete book on the development and use of case studies. I wish I had it years ago when I was teaching management and using case studies." -Donald L. Kirkpatrick, professor emeritus, University of Wisconsin "Jean Barbazette's latest book is a must for every instructional designer's tool kit." -Richard G. Wong, manager, training and development, Orange County Transportation Authority "Interactive teaching-learning works. Jean Barbazette has created a wonderful, easy-to-apply volume that allows us to broaden our training repertoire instantly. What a rich source for developing and running cases." -Harold D. Stolovitch, emeritus professor, Instructional and Performance Technology, Universite de Montreal; clinical professor, Human Performance at Work, University of Southern California; and principal, HAS Learning & Performance Solutions LLC "You can't get more practical than this book! It is filled with how-to's, templates, checklists, and actual cases which can be used, as is, in your own training programs. This book is the 'one-stop shop' for creating and using case studies." -Dana Gaines Robinson, coauthor, Performance Consulting "Chock-full of great examples, important cautions, and wonderful lessons of experience, Jean helps her readers not only write better case studies, but also understand their use as a critical learning tool." -Beverly Kaye, founder and CEO, Career Systems International; coauthor, Love 'Em or Lose 'Em: Getting People to Stay; and author, Up is Not the Only Way "A must read if you want learning to be active. It's an extremely clear, step-by-step guide that will shorten your preparation time, yet enhance your creativity as a case study writer. No serious trainer can be without it." -Mel Silberman, author, Active Training and 101 Ways to Make Training Active

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Wiley
• Seitenzahl: 336
• Erscheinungstermin: 17. November 2003
• Englisch
• Abmessung: 235mm x 191mm x 18mm
• Gewicht: 633g
• ISBN-13: 9780787968854
• ISBN-10: 0787968854
• Artikelnr.: 12341404

Autorenporträt

Jean Barbazette is the president of The Training Clinic, a training consulting firm, and author of Successful New Employee Orientation, Second Edition, from Pfeiffer, and The Trainer?s Support Handbook.

Inhaltsangabe

List of Case Studies.
Key Terms for five types of case studies.
List of case studies by title.
Introduction.
Purpose.
Audience.
Product description.
Explanation of the five-step adult learning model.
PART 1: Develop, Adapt, and Use Case Studies.
Introduction to Part 1.
Chapter 1: Case study uses and benefits.
What is a case study?
Why use case studies?
What are the benefits of using case studies?
Cautions.
Examples of the five types of case studies.
1. Identification.
2. Problem Solving.
3. Practice.
4. Application.
5. Serial.
Summary.
Chapter 2: How to write a case study.
Where do case studies fit in workshop design?
How do you develop a case study?
How to overcome problems in developing case studies.
Templates:
Case Study Checklist.
Case Study Critique Sheet.
Customize a Case Study Worksheet.
Sample questions for the five types of case studies.
Facilitator processing questions to promote learning.
Summary.
Chapter 3: How to facilitate a case study.
Using your case studies in Training.
Five steps of adult learning.
Facilitator processing questions.
Using basic facilitation techniques.
Summary.
PART 2: Case Study Exercises.
Introduction to Part 2.
Each chapter in Part 2 offers five types of case studies for twelve
workshops available on CD. Suggestions to use each case study are given,
including discussion questions and suggested answers to case study
questions. Facilitator processing questions and suggested answers to
facilitator processing questions help you use these 71 cases instantly.
Case Study Topics by Chapter Number.
Chapter 4: Adult Learning Case Studies.
Adult Learning Identification Case Study 6.
Adult Learning Problem Solving Case Study 7.
Adult Learning Practice Case Study 8.
Adult Learning Application Case Study 9.
Chapter 5: Assertion Case Studies.
Assertion Identification Case Study 10.
Assertion Problem Solving Case Study 11.
Assertion Practice Case Studies 12 and 13.
Assertion Application Case Studies 14, 15, 16.
Assertion Serial Case Study 17.
Chapter 6: Change Management.
Change Management Identification Case Studies 18 and 19.
Change Management Problem Solving Case Study 20.
Change Management Practice Case Studies 21 and 22.
Change Management Application Case Study 23.
Chapter 7: Coaching and Mentoring.
Coaching and Mentoring Identification Case Study 24.
Coaching and Mentoring Problem Solving Case Study 25.
Coaching and Mentoring Practice Case Study 26.
Coaching and Mentoring Application Case Study 27.
Chapter 8: Customer Service.
Customer Service Identification Case Study 28.
Customer Service Problem Solving Case Study 29.
Customer Service Practice Case Study 30.
Customer Service Application Case Study 31.
Customer Service Serial Case Study 32.
Chapter 9: Diversity.
Diversity Identification Case Study 33.
Diversity Problem Solving Case Study 34.
Diversity Practice Case Study 35.
Diversity Application Case Study 36.
Chapter 10: Effective Business Writing.
Effective Writing Identification Case Study 37.
Effective Writing Problem Solving Case Study 38.
Effective Writing Practice Case Study 39.
Effective Writing Application Case Study 40.
Effective Writing Serial Case Study 41.
Chapter 11: Facilitation.
Facilitation Identification Case Study 42.
Facilitation Problem Solving Case Study 43.
Facilitation Practice Case Studies 44, 45, and 46.
Facilitation Application Case Study 47.
Chapter 12: Influencing.
Influencing Identification Case Study 48.
Influencing Problem Solving Case Study 49.
Influencing Practice Case Study 50.
Influencing Application Case Study 51.
Influencing Serial Case Study 52.
Chapter 13: Needs Assessment.
Needs Assessment Identification Case Study 53.
Needs Assessment Problem Solving Case Study 54.
Needs Assessment Practice Case Study 55.
Needs Assessment Application Case Study 56.
Needs Assessment Serial Case Study 57.
Chapter 14: New Employee Orientation.
New Employee Orientation Identification Case Study 58.
New Employee Orientation Problem Solving Case Study 59.
New Employee Orientation Practice Case Study 60.
New Employee Orientation Application Case Study 61.
New Employee Orientation Serial Case Study 62.
Chapter 15: Supervision.
Supervision Identification Case Study 63.
Supervision Problem Solving Case Study 64.
Supervision Practice Case Study 65.
Supervision Application Case Study 66.
Supervision Serial Case Study 67.
Bibliography.
Index.
Author Contact Information.
How to Use the CD-ROM.

Rezensionen

"These cases will certainly streamline the length of time you wouldhave to spend creating a case." (IACET (International Assoc. forContinuing Education & Training, January 2004)"Jean Barbazette's eight-step procedure and ready-to-use casestudies will immediately increase your training effectiveness. Thisbook is an essential addition to every trainer's bookshelf."
-- Sivasailam Thiagarajan, author, Design Your Own Gamesand Activities

"Wow! What a practical and complete book on the development anduse of case studies. I wish I had it years ago when I was teachingmanagement and using case studies."
-- Donald L. Kirkpatrick, professor emeritus, University ofWisconsin

"Interactive teaching-learning works. Jean Barbazette hascreated a wonderful, easy-to-apply volume that allows us to broadenour training repertoire instantly. What a rich source fordeveloping and running cases."
-- Harold D. Stolovitch, emeritus professor, Instructionaland Performance Technology, Universite de Montreal; clinicalprofessor, Human Performance at Work, University of SouthernCalifornia; and principal, HAS Learning & Performance SolutionsLLC

"Jean Barbazette's latest book is a must for every instructionaldesigner's tool kit."
-- Richard G. Wong, manager, training and development, OrangeCounty Transportation Authority

"You can't get more practical than this book! It is filled withhow-to's, templates, checklists, and actual cases which can beused, as is, in your own training programs. This book is the'one-stop shop' for creating and using case studies."
-- Dana Gaines Robinson, coauthor, PerformanceConsulting

"Chock-full of great examples, important cautions, and wonderfullessons of experience, Jean helps her readers not only write bettercase studies, but also understand their use as a critical learningtool."
-- Beverly Kaye, founder and CEO, Career SystemsInternational, coauthor, Love 'Em or Lose 'Em: Getting People toStay and author, Up is Not the Only Way

"A must read if you want learning to be active. It's anextremely clear, step-by-step guide that will shorten yourpreparation time, yet enhance your creativity as a case studywriter. No serious trainer can be without it."
-- Mel Silberman, author, Active Training and 101 Ways toMake Training Active