How do you determine the training method?

I'm in L&D in a highly regulated industry. Currently we perform a rather complicated learning needs assessment (in Excel 🙄) to determine the appropriate training method aligned with the risk level. I'm interested in how other companies are doing this, especially in regulated industries.

\- How do you determine the final training method?

\- How do you document the rationale for why that method was selected?

\- What app or system do you use for this process?

\- Bonus question: If you were able to eliminate the use of Read & Understand type training without replacing it with a higher level training method, how did you justify that with regulators?

Background: Our challenge is to ensure every learner has the knowledge and skills to perform their work safely, effectively, and compliantly. The solution should be effective, practical, and scalable, enabling the organization to consistently apply risk-based decisions, assign curricula with clarity, and select the most appropriate training modality and method.

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u/ElPooty — 9 days ago

How do you determine the training method?

I'm in L&D in a highly regulated industry. Currently we perform a rather complicated learning needs assessment (in Excel 🙄) to determine the appropriate training method aligned with the risk level. I'm interested in how other companies are doing this, especially in regulated industries.

- How do you determine the final training method?

- How do you document the rationale for why that method was selected?

- What app or system do you use for this process?

- Bonus question: If you were able to eliminate the use of Read & Understand type training without replacing it with a higher level training method, how did you justify that with regulators?

Background: Our challenge is to ensure every learner has the knowledge and skills to perform their work safely, effectively, and compliantly. The solution should be effective, practical, and scalable, enabling the organization to consistently apply risk-based decisions, assign curricula with clarity, and select the most appropriate training modality and method.

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u/ElPooty — 10 days ago

A Worthington disguised as a Greenleaf?

A friend was cleaning out some things from her grandma and sold me her dollhouse kit. The box and assembly instructions clearly say Greenleaf Charleston 136, but when I ran this picture of the instructions through Google Lens, it came up as the Artply Worthington 136. Any ideas why? I can't find anything online about Greenleaf taking this design. I'm curious to find out what year this kit is from.

u/ElPooty — 4 months ago