...CBT’s provide a way to present it and they have tests that you can take to make sure that you are retaining the right information. If you don’t do so well the personnel simply keep re reading the information and retake the test. The startup costs are initially expensive but as time goes on the self-efficiency of the product will outweigh the costs. You don’t have to pay a trainer, use expensive paper materials. The article I chose was Designing Effective Multi-Generational Learning Experiences. It elaborated on recognizing the unique learning preferences of the four generational cohorts now driving America's economy. Identifying inclusive learning strategies to design multigenerational learning experiences and actively incorporating technology mediated learning methods to meet generational learning needs. This in turn will expand an individual's instructional design strategies to include generational learning preferences. Encourage the application of generational learning strategies to enhance an existing or proposed learning experience. Appreciate the growing body of generational research impacting on workplace learning and performance. Reconcile the...
Words: 550 - Pages: 3
...designed company logos and web sites. I work well under pressure and am dedicated to meeting deadlines on time and with precise accuracy. I have been in designing Web sites for 6 years identify customer needs; monitor customer usage patterns; determine order processes and service after sales I have been involved in all stages of the development of web sites - right from planning, design, quality control, launching to online promotion and monitoring. |Company Name |Country |Designation |Experience | |Netpace |Pakistan |Senior Web Designer/ Developer |5th May 2014 to till now | |VeriQual |Pakistan |Senior Web Designer/ Developer |3 Years | |Netpace |Pakistan |Senior Web Designer/ Developer |3 Years | |VeriQual |Pakistan |Senior Web Designer/ Developer |2 Years | |Connect2Web |Pakistan |Web Designing /Flash Animation/ Html/JavaScript/ASP|3 Years | |Xibercom |Pakistan |Web Designing /Flash Animation/ Html/JavaScript/ASP|2 Years | |Technoman...
Words: 787 - Pages: 4
...DESIGNING PSYCHOLOGISTS Designing Psychologists Hill Designing Psychologists This article about design psychology really interested me especially since I am fascinated with interior design and I am currently working towards getting my degree in this field. I especially wanted to do an essay on this subject because I realize that it would help me understand the needs of my future clients better if understood the connection between psychology and interior design. Design psychology is the practice of architecture, planning, and interior design in which psychology is the principal design tool. In an American Psychological Association online article written by Lea Winerman, called “Designing Psychologists,” Susan Painter, PhD, and Constance Forrest, PhD, co-owns their own design firm. In 1990, after becoming a psychology professor at Carlton University, Susan decided to pursue her interests in interior/environmental design at the University of California. Now Susan is an urban and campus planner where she can merge her psychology expertise into her interior/environmental design skills into a new field called design psychology. Susan and Constance also design smaller scale places like offices and private homes through their own firm, Forrest Painter Design, in Venice, California. According to Constance, who is a clinical psychologist, she says ”I think the unique contribution that design psychology makes to design is that it...
Words: 973 - Pages: 4
...Top Ten Misconceptions That Sabotage Marketing to Mature Audiences: #9 Designing your website with older audiences in mind will “wreck it.” March 2010 INTRODUCTION Common sense tells us that the more often people engage in an activity, the more skilled and experienced they become—and navigating the Internet is no different. The more comfortable people become with maneuvering websites by using the links, the greater the chance that they’ll find the information for which they’re looking. While this applies to any age group that surfs the Internet, the difference is that teenagers and young adults have grown up using the Internet— whereas people age 55 and over may not be as adept at this ever-evolving technology. Today, more and more older adults are going online: 45% of people aged 70-75, and 27% of people age 76 and over, according to a recent report.1 While these Baby Boomers and mature adults are eager to tap into the almost infinite resources that are available online, they are not as intuitive when maneuvering around sites that are often crowded with information, links, and uninviting designs. In addition, they often have physiological conditions that limit their ability to read, follow, and navigate websites. To enhance the online experience for their older adult audience (and increase the chances of gaining their business), companies must make their websites as usable and accessible as possible. While this would seem obvious, it’s widely believed that changing design...
Words: 1432 - Pages: 6
...Customer Experience The importance of strategic design of servicescape is to create the customer experience towards to service given. Servicescape term coined by Bitner (1992) as the physical environment as designed by service organizations to facilitate the provision of service offerings to spectators which comprise both tangible and intangible aspects. Through these physical environments that have been designed to ensure that the customer could at least feel the service. Thus, this created the experience than never been offered by other Service Company. If the servicescape was designed very well it might give the customer the best experience that indirectly will created commitment and loyalty from the customer to the organization. In the other note, customer experience also could help the organization in designing their serviscape. This could be more successful ways because from the feedback of customer experience that the organization gets, the organization knows what is it that they missed or any important element that they need to improve in designing their servicescape. As for our refered company, DHL can use their customer experience in designing their servicescape. For example, the packaging of their brand in every product that they delivered helps providing the customer the experience towards theirs services as it shows the organization image and convey an external image of what is inside to customers. This element is importance to give the experience to the new customer...
Words: 273 - Pages: 2
...Institute of Technology, Atlanta TECHNICAL SKILLS: J2EE Framework, JAVA, JSP, C/C++, UNIX Shell scripts, JavaScript, JDBC, XML web service, Struts MIDDLEWARES: WEBLOG, , STRUTS, CORBA for JAVA and C++, EJB, WLI. WORKING EXPERIENCES: 1996.12 – 1997.7: Concerto Software, Software Engineer Developed software systems for large telephone centers including the development of a Flex Server for Meridian One Switch that enables agents to transfer inbound or outbound calls according to real-time statistics. 1997.7 – current: Verizon Corporation, Member Technical Staff • Local Number Portability (1997), Major Developer, Participated in planning, designing and implementing the LNP application that allows customer to change their local phone service carriers without changing their phone number • Advanced IP Services Ordering System (1998) Participated in planning, designing and implementing the web-based ordering system that allows retail customers to order Verizon IP services (VOIP, FaxOIP, Unify messaging) from internet. Was responsible for server side DB and architecture design and implementation. • Verizon Supply Interface (1999) Participated in designing and implementing the interface between Verizon DSL Ordering System and Verizon Logistic Supply system. • Verizon ADSL Icare System (2001) Participated in implementing, enhancing and maintaining the web-based customer care...
Words: 735 - Pages: 3
...Inclusive Education Monitoring and Evaluation Officer; Education Project Officer Catholic Relief Services (CRS) is a US non-governmental organization that has been operating in Vietnam for more than 15 years. CRS projects assist local counterparts to build capacity in the areas of Education, HIV/AIDS care and treatment, Emergency preparedness and response. Reflecting our commitment to carry out quality programming to benefit the poor, we are now seeking dynamic Vietnamese candidates for two positions for our Inclusive Education Program based in Ha Noi: Title: Inclusive Education Monitoring and Evaluation Officer Reports to: IVWD project manager Supervision: Not applicable PRIMARY FUNCTION: The Monitoring and Education (M&E) Officer will work closely with the Inclusive Education team to design and implement an effective and efficient monitoring, evaluation, documentation and reporting systems in support of inclusive education projects, including ”Inclusion of Vietnamese with Disabilities (IVWD)” and “Capacity Building for Parent Associations supporting Children with Disabilities (CBPA).” In addition, this position will serve as Project Officer for CBPA, responsible for facilitating planning, implementation, monitoring, financial tracking, and partner coordination for CBPA. Efforts will be divided between IVWD and CBPA based project needs. This position is based in Ha Noi with at least 30% travel to project sites. SPECIFIC RESPONSIBILITIES: - M&E project officer to...
Words: 1737 - Pages: 7
...chapter, you should be able to: 1. Define marketing and outline the steps in the marketing process 2. Explain the importance of understanding customers and the marketplace, and identify the five core marketplace concepts 3. Identify the key elements of a customer-driven marketing strategy and discuss the marketing management orientations that guide marketing strategy 4. Discuss customer relationship management, and identify strategies for creating value for customers and capturing value from customers in return 5. Describe the major trends and forces that are changing the marketing landscape in this age of relationships 1-2 Chapter Concepts 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. What Is Marketing? Understanding the Marketplace and Customer Needs Designing a Customer-Driven Marketing Strategy Preparing an Integrated Marketing Plan and Program Building Customer Relationships Capturing Value from Customers The New Marketing Landscape So, What Is Marketing? Pulling It All Together 1-3 What Is Marketing? Marketing Defined Marketing is the process by which companies create value for customers and build strong customer relationships to capture value from customers in return 1-4 What Is Marketing? The Marketing Process 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. Understand the marketplace and customer wants and needs Design a customer-driven marketing strategy Construct a marketing plan that delivers superior value Build profitable relationships and create customer satisfaction Capture value from customers...
Words: 1583 - Pages: 7
...Operations Job Summary: The present position provides technical expertise while working in a consulting and project execution role. Needs to develop and maintain new or improved software products, procedures, and techniques. Responsibilities include providing innovative and cost-effective engineering solutions to meet technical objectives and timing. With increasing experience and seniority, participate in activities to define and implement frameworks and design practices, as well as in knowledge-sharing activities.1 Responsibility: * Be a part in designing and delivering software solutions to achieve business objectives. * Designing, coding, testing and maintaining software. * Interact with juniors and managers. * Act as a team lead to their team mates. * Responsible for solving technical and complex problems. * Improve and establish software development standards and practices. * Maintain data reports and performance metrics on a regular basis Knowledge and Skills Required: * Capable at designing and developing windows-based software in Java. * Capable at designing relational data models and working with relational databases. * Aware with software development methodology, practices and processes. * Excellent written and verbal communications and presentation skills. * Establish solid analytical and problem solving skills. * Ability to develop and maintain strong relationships with others team...
Words: 599 - Pages: 3
...and cleaning services. Address: 23 Foster Street, Newmarket QLD 405. Contact Person: Gayatri Balachander Contact details: 0431213439 Email: marketing@diverciti.com.au INTERNSHIP DETAILS Title of position: Graphic/web designer Criteria for selection: Logo designing and slogan competition Remuneration: Work experience Purpose of internship: Integrated learning and real time work experience. Duration: 3 months (may extend) Proposed commencement date: mid-November Proposed end date: 3-6 months Advertisement for Internship Are you creative? Do you love designing web pages and creating cool logos? Are you looking to intern at a very cool place where your personal and professional values resonate with each other? Well if you are nodding, Diverciti is the place for you….…… Who we are…. We are a social enterprise that aims to create a positive society through quality services and holistic development. What we do…….. We are currently into asset management and cleaning services and offer high quality services to all our clients. We vibrate with positive thoughts and share the same with our clients too! What we are offering…. An internship for three months in graphic designing that includes web designing, managing social media presence, integrating web pages of various services, altering and restructuring current web presence. Also this package includes unlimited knowledge gain and yummy refreshments! We are hunting for…. A flexible, spirited, enthusiastic, energetic...
Words: 500 - Pages: 2
...Using separate methods of designing and making activities in quantity-production of jewelleries as a case, this paper will show how Computer Aided Designs (CAD) can be applied for designing jewelleries with complex shapes. Using separate methods of designing and making activities in quantity-production of jewelleries as a case, this paper will show how Computer Aided Designs (CAD) can be applied for designing jewelleries with complex shapes. Ng Jian Long (U095062A) Ng Jian Long (U095062A) Term Paper Assignment (CAD) Application of CAD for designing parts with complex shapes Term Paper Assignment (CAD) Application of CAD for designing parts with complex shapes ME3261/ME3261E Term Paper Assignment (CAD) Requirements: * Covering page: Title, Name, and Student Card Number. * The write-up should start with an introduction and end with a conclusion. References used in the body of the write-up should also be listed. * Source of materials: The specific case study concerns a reported application, such as from a magazine, a journal or the web sites – it is not expected to be a case study done by you. * Length limit: No more than 8 pages in the main body of the report (from introduction to reference section). Additional materials, if any, can be put in the Appendix. * Font size limit: No less than 10. * Spacing limit: 1.5 spaces should be used. * Submission deadline: October 30, 2012. Please upload the .PDF or MS-Word file to the ME3261 IVLE...
Words: 3098 - Pages: 13
...8 8 PRACTICE TEACHING PRACTICE TEACHING LEARNING EXPERIENCES LEARNING EXPERIENCES Dressing up my Homeroom Bulletin Board Dressing up my Homeroom Bulletin Board My Targets At the end of the activity, I should be able to: * Decorate/ structure the bulletin board. * Line-up the bulletin board to the lesson. * Engage in the activity designed by the cooperating teacher. My Objective At the end of the activity, I should be able to structure (considering the steps) a bulletin board (that satisfies its uses). Selecting a Topic Thinking of a theme GatheRing its content PUtting the content in reasonable order Considering the viewer’s interest FiTting it in the viewer’s thinking level Using your creativity Researching a design Looking for the accEssible place to display A Beatify a room soUrce of information Reinforce Learning instructionaL material ...
Words: 624 - Pages: 3
...schooling, etc. Valence – The value you place on the outcome Adult Learning Theory – Adults learn differently than children. Review generational differences. Why am I learning this? Need to be self-directed Bring own experiences into learning situation Approach is problem centered to learning Motivated by both extrinsic and intrinsic sources Information Processing Theory – REVIEW: Ftures of Good Instruction That Facilitate Learning uch as on the job training, shadowing seasoned employees/observation, coaching and counseling, reading and watching dvds/tapes, workshops/seminars, lectures/discussions/case-studies, computer/web based technology, and blended learning. In order to capture and keep the attention of adult learners, adult learners Incorporating adult learning theories in to designing training programs is by far one of the most advantageous principles that can be used in designing a new and effective training program. Adults are normally motivated by both extrinsic and intrinsic sources and often time approach use personal experiences as guidance in solving problems that affect their desire to know why they are learning something new. So knowing that adults respond well to the need of self-direction and valence is an asset in designing a training program, because you can use existing employees that want to move ahead and provide valuable information key for a successful outcome....
Words: 318 - Pages: 2
...name, defines the experience of the users. That experience determines whether or not they want to come back for more, or run screaming in the other direction. UX is something anyone can do. The problem is not everyone can do it well. I can undertake the visual design for a website, but I guarantee you that it will look dreadful and unprofessional. If you learn nothing else about UX I ask you to remember these two things. Know thy user. You are not the user (in most cases). If you don't know your user base, their habits and tendencies, and why they do or do not perform certain actions, then you can't be expected to design a good experience for them. Even if you are very similar to your users, remember that you are only one person and that does not define the qualities of your user base as a whole. Get to know your users and design the experience with them in mind. The role of a UXer is to have that knowledge, constantly expand it, and then design with those users in mind, crafting amazing experiences that will delight and fulfill them. Let's look at all the possible steps a UXer might take in defining the UX of a product. These steps create the ideal process. These steps aren't always possible to complete in the real world, but we need to cover all of them so that you're aware when you can leave out certain steps and why. Sometimes you don't necessarily leave out a step, but it is melded into another step, or replaced using a combination of experience, knowledge, and intuition...
Words: 1927 - Pages: 8
...and design guidelines for healthcare spaces produced by the American Institute of Architects, the average patient just want to feel safe and cared for in a health facility. To address the problems of mistakes in health care and grave safety concerns, important modifications of the health care practices, culture, and the physical settings are necessary and need to be lined up, so that caregivers and supporters are setup for facilitating safe care. This shift requires a brand new approach to the design of just about every space within the hospital environment (Wignall, 2008) Architects, advocate for detailed design resolutions as a major tool in the care of and the better-quality long-term medical endings for patients. Learning from experience the significance of pre-emptive answers and in companion with health care clients to attend to these issues as early as possible in the design process. Retrofitting rooms to accommodate difference in patients is more costly than forecasting from creation for the required space and gear needed during the programming and preparation of spaces. Subsequently, promoting a three-prong approach to effective patient care design: appropriate facilities, space, proper equipment, furnishings, training and standardized care protocols (Wignall, 2008). Analyze future trends in technology, equipment, and design of the health care facility you designed The future trends in technology, equipment and designs of the facility has four large...
Words: 1620 - Pages: 7
