The Video Podcast below is merely a component to a blended approach to mastering PACT.
There are 6 steps if you will...but do it any way you choose...
1- Pre-Video Reading Assignments
2- Video Podcast Review
3- Post-Video Readings Assignments
4- Post-Video Application Assignments
5- Review Free Resources Available
6- Lesson Self-Debriefing
You'll need the book lean-ISD - which is available at Amazon.com as a hardbound and/or as a Kindle book - and/or free as a 404 page PDF here. There are also many PACT resources at the EPPIC Web site and at the PACT Wiki.
I've been writing/publishing since 1984 on CAD and presenting since 1983 (Chicago NSPI) on these CAD methods and the other two methodology-sets of MCD and IAD - and the use of a group process to develop Performance Models and K/S Matrices for Curriculum Architecture Design.The Target Audience Data, the Performance Model and the K/S Matricies and the ETA: Existing T&D Assessment elements are my contributions to the analysis portion of PACT.
The CAD-MCD-IAD Design models, methods, templates/tools are also mine as well.
I cleared all of that with the late Geary Rummler in 1999 when we met for two days to review the book and the methodology - for his approval/sanctioning.
The first Video Podcast in this series includes his review of both.
School of PACT # 02 - CAD - Curriculum Architecture Design
Lesson 02- Objectives-
You should begin to "get/see" the CAD level of ISD in PACT - and can explain its purposes and its 4 Phases. You should begin to see how the approach to processes the analysis data in this one level of ISD in PACT's 3 levels of ISD. The systems engineering/architectural level of ISD in PACT.
1- Pre-Video Reading Assignments
I'd suggest re-reading chapter 3 of lean-ISD - and then watch this Video Podcast.
You could re-reads 1-7 or just chapter 3 - and then read chapters 8-13, and then watch the V-Podcast. But perhaps it would be better to read chapters 8-13 after the Video for you. Or do both!
The reading and /or the Video may help you mentally frame the CAD level of ISD in PACT and the common Analysis and Project Planning & Management aspects of the systems engineering/architectural level of ISD methodology in PACT.
2- Video Podcast Review
Here is the Video Podcast - 15:54 - minutes:seconds...
3- Post-Video Readings Assignments
If you did not do this already Step 1 - read chapters 8-13 of lean-ISD.
This is somewhat of an advanced organizer for CAD - the highest level of overview.
4- Post-Video Application Assignments
Start listing and organizing your questions. Build a table that captures your own questions, the answers and the sources for the answers that you found.
Start a personal Learning Log (or Blog).
Network with others. Start a club/social network - and/or join The PACT Practitioners Guild (a SN).
Find a buddy at work - or at a local professional society chapter!
5- Review Free Resources Available
At http://www.eppic.biz/ there is a related PACT Audio Podcast available. Also - there are articles and presentations in the Resource tab at that same site.
And check out that PACT Wiki for additional free resources/references, tools and templates.
Please maintain my copyright markings. You'd do so for Bob Mager or Joe Harless - wouldn't you?
6- Lesson Self-Debriefing
You should begin to "get/see" the CAD level of ISD in PACT - and can explain its purposes and its 4 Phases. You should begin to see how the approach to processes the analysis data in this one level of ISD in PACT's 3 levels of ISD. The systems engineering/architectural level of ISD in PACT.
If so - you are ready for the next Lesson and Video Podcast - coming soon!
And don't forget to get your free PDF copy the book: lean-ISD...available at http://www.eppic.biz/
Adopt-Adapt?/Rigor-Flexibility?
Adopt what you can - and adapt the rest.Adjust as needed for each effort/application. Always.Be as rigorous as required - and as flexible as feasible!
Always do the smart thing given your goals, resources and constraints.
Future Additions to this Post and Others in the Series
Note: I will add addition Videos to each post in this School of PACT series over time. These will tend to add additional details - or dig deeper into the details of the PACT methods.
I will put them here - at the end of every SoP Blog Posting.
Final Note: The SoP - School of PACT Series will cover...
1- Intro to PACT - 3 levels of ISD and common Analysis and common Project Planning & Management concepts, models, methods, tools, templates and techniques
2- CAD - Curriculum Architecture Design - to design the performance-based learning continuum for a targeted job/process
3- MCD - Modular Curriculum Development/Acquisition - the ADDIE level of PACT
4- IAD - Instructional Activity Development/Acquisition -the Knowledge Management level of PACT
5- PACT Analysis -the 4 types of analysis required in PACT's CAD - MCD - IAD "design" methods
6- PACT Project Planning & Management - common project planning and management concepts, models, methods, tools, templates and techniques
7- 5 PACT Roles and 5 Client Teams -defining the roles and responsibilities of the 5 Client teams and the 5 PACT Practitioner roles
8- PACT Process Technology Transfer -how to logically transfer/intake the PACT Processes
9- PACT is a Sub-set of EPPI - Enterprise Process Performance Improvement - a look at PACT as a sub-set of a broader improvement methodology - beyond instruction
10- Segue from Training to Performance via PACT and EPPI - how to move from performance-based Training/Instruction/Learning/Knowledge Management to Performanc eSupport and Improvement
11- T&D Systems View of the Processes of ISD/PI Functional Organizations - The EPPI organizational concepts - of the LCS Model of AoPs/Processes - applied to a T&D function/department.12- Management Areas of Performance - A Framework for Analysis of Performance Competence Requirements From the Department Rolled Up to the Enterprise
13- Performance-based Employee Qualification/Certification Systems - Develop the System and Processes to implement and operate a function to qualify/certify targeted jobs/tasks for Risk/Reward reasons.
Plus others in the School of PACT series - beyond these first 13 - all TBD!
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