Accreditation Tip of the Month - Documenting Processes in Your Application

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One of the most common exchanges between an applicant and the IACET reviewers is the return of an application due to some deficiency in documented processes.  The application for initial accreditation asks for the provider to submit to the reviewers, processes for most aspects of the instructional design and delivery functions of the organization.  These processes are what make up most of the day to day work flow for the people in the training/education department of the organization.

Whats New at IACET - November 2017 Townhall

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The IACET Townhall meeting was recorded on November 28, 2017 and covers the latest news about IACET including:

1. New requirements in the ANSI/IACET 1-2018 Standard for Continuing Education and Training.

2. New competency based training standard development.

3. New badging/micro-credentialing standard development.

This video recorded presentation will answer your frequently asked question and provide you the opportunity ot answers to frequently asked questions about IACET new intiatives.

How to Form a Relationship with Your Coach

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Coaching is becoming common across many organizations. If coaching works for top athletes, Fortune 500 companies, and other professions, why shouldn’t educators capitalize on the benefits of coaching as well? Find out more about how to form a relationship with your coach in this blog article brought to you by IACET and Teachstone.

7 Elements of Effective Professional Development

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Like so many things, the key to understanding best practices for effective teacher professional development (PD) resides in between the intersection of research and human determination. A recent report published by the Learning Policy Institute on effective teacher PD programs is an exemplar of this. They reviewed 35 methodologically rigorous studies that all showed a positive link between professional development and student outcomes.

Do You Know the Difference Between Generation X, Y & Z?

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It's easy to get lost in jargon, but knowing your Gen X, Y and its younger sibling, Gen Z, is crucial if you want to join the party and ensure your training clicks with the audience. Check out my quick guide to the who, what and why of Gen X, Y & Z. P.S Sue Brett, CEO of Learningonline.xyz, provides vital information on these diverse groups of learners.

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