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Mar 29 2018

L&D: Building On the Work of Others Is More Than Lifting It As Is

Using the work of others and calling it your own – isn’t legit.

Reflects poorly on you.

And on your clients who knew what was up.

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Guy W. Wallace

Performance Analyst & Instructional Architect - Since 1979

External Consultant - Since 1982.

EPPIC Inc. -
Enterprise Process Performance Improvement Consultancy Inc.

Morganton NC 28655 USA

Email: guy.wallace@eppic.biz

Mobile: 704 746 5126

Web: www.eppic.biz

"Focus on the Performance Requirements - and Enable Them"

Guy has served 80+ clients including over 45 F500 firms since November 1982.

Recipient of the ISPI - the International Society for Performance Improvement - Honorary Life Member Award - 2010 - for contributions to the Society and to the Technology for Performance Improvement (PI).

Founding member of ASQ’s Influential Voices Initiative - 2010. Served through 2015.

Guy W. Wallace collaborates with his Clients using predictable, visible, proven processes on time and on budget.

Client work won awards for AT&T, General Motors, HP and Siemens Building Technologies.

Guy's 39 years in the performance improvement/ training/ learning business have been focused in 2 key areas:

1- analysis of the organization and its business processes to derive the "Learning Requirements" from the "Performance Requirements" and...

2- design/architecting the configuration of instructional and informational content.

Guy conducts performance improvement projects, Curriculum Architecture Design projects, instructional Design/Development projects, and develops and coaches client staff in his ISD and Performance Improvement methods, processes, and use of his tools and techniques - both formally and informally.

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2. What Guidance for Approaching Learning Is There From Maslow’s Hierarchy of Needs?

3. Capturing Ideal Performance and Gap Analysis On One Page – The Performance Model Chart

4. The 4 P’s of Marketing Applied to T&D/ Learning/ Knowledge Management

5. MCD – Modular Curriculum Development

6. The Detailed Project Plan

7. Tackling the Blocking of Building a Project Plan

8. Resources

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13. Establishing an HR Platform

14. Kaoru Ishikawa and The Ishikawa Diagram

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17. For Your Informal Learning – Smokey (the) Bear – Happy 63rd Birthday this Thursday!

18. Free Book PDF: lean-ISD

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The Soft Side of Six Sigma – by Joe Kilbride”

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23. Performance-based “Personal and Interpersonal Knowledge and Skills Examples”

24. Publications

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26. Sometimes MashUps Are Misleading: Dale’s Cone and Retention Data

27. Product & Process Specs for a Damn Good Job Aid

28. Free Book PDFs

29. Foo Foo About: Designing Instruction for Learning Styles Differences

30. Debriefing the Analysis Team in the PACT Processes

31. Performance-based Curriculum Architecture Design via a Group Process – What Was True in 1984 is Still True Today

32. Services

33. Achieving Role Clarity via Performance Modeling and E-S-I-R-A

34. You Can Never Really Communicate – You Can Only Mis-Communicate More or Less

35. Systematically Deriving the Enabling Knowledge/Skills From the Performance Model Data

36. What Does a Curriculum Manager Do? Performance-Wise?

37. 3 Example Stakeholder Hierarchies – One Size Does Not Fit All – Which Fits You?

38. You Go Down The Learning Path to Go Up The Learning Curve

39. Debunking the Myth – There Is No Such Thing As “Learning Styles”

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42. My 1st Friday Favorite Guru Series: Joseph M. Juran

43. EPPIC PI Tool Series: New Product Development (NPD) Models

44. The Unconscious Competence of Subject Matter Experts – SMEs

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There Is Too Much Foo Foo!

Avoid the Foo Foo in Instructional Design and Performance Improvement

You Go Down The Learning Path to Go Up The Learning Curve – to go Up the Performance Competence Curve

Guy has been doing performance-based Training Paths and Planning Guides for clients since 1982. First published on Curriculum Architecture in Training Magazine in September 1984 and on the Analysis methods in NSPI's (now ISPI) PIJ in November 1984.

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Using a Group Process to Create Models and Matrices - NSPI Performance & Instruction Journal - November 1984

Performance Development Paths

a.k.a.: Learning Paths focused on Performance Competence

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Walk the Talk – of Processes Centricity

Myth Busting in L&D

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In the Resource Tab…

3 Levers in EPPI – Enterprise Process Performance Improvement

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The EPPI View of Processes and their Enablers and Enabling Systems

And the Enabling/ Provisioning Systems and Processes that enable the Enablers. Note that "Awareness/ Knowledge/ Skills" are just 1 of 12 categories of enabling Process Performance variables - when you include the design of the Process itself, first and foremost.

I Offer Over 150 Free Videos On This Site On the Topics of ISD and PI!

ISD - Instructional Systems Design -- PI - Performance Improvement. See the Site's Resource Tab or Click On the Graphic

Lessons in Making Lemonade : an online cartoon strip series of 1151 strips.

Buzz is the Manager of the on campus Lemonade Stand. He and his coworker and their customers are students in the Instructional & Performance Technology College of Rivercity University.

Published November 2011 by Guy W. Wallace at eLearn Magazine:

Click on Graphic to see: Why Is the Research on Learning Styles Still Being Dismissed by Some Learning Leaders and Practitioners?

$5000 Reward in the Learning Styles Challenge – No Challenge Winners Since August 2006 – Award Increased from $1000 to $5000 August 2014

Debunking this Myth. Putting Our Money Where The Research Is.

EPPIC Inc. Is a Veteran Owned Business. Guy W. Wallace was a DINFOS trained USN Journalist 1972-1975.

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