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Apr 4 2020

30 minute Podcast: Disruption Series: Practical Guidance on Performance Support – with Guy Wallace

Michelle Ockers’ Disruption Podcast Series

Michelle, from Brisbane, Australia, invited me to be one of her guests on her new Disruption Series. Check out the entire line up of podcasts in both her new Disruptive Series and her ongoing Learning Uncut Series – here.

Disruptive Podcast 2020-04-02

To listen and/or download the 30 minute podcast with me on Performance Support – please go here.

Note – there is also a transcript available. And check out some of my “old school” resources Michelle has provided links to – as well as some more recent.

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Michelle Ockers

Michelle Ockers is an award winning L&D professional.

Follow Michelle on Twitter at: @MichelleOckers – and on LinkedIn here – and check out her website at: michelleockers.com

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Guy W. Wallace – Performance Analyst & Instructional Architect – ISD Consultant Since 1982

Guy defaults to these Instructional Methods - in this order - 1) Standalone Job Aids, 2) Job Aids Embedded in Training, 3) Training for Memorization and/or Honing Skills when deemed necessary for High Stakes Performance.

For Performance Competence – 3 Instructional Options

3 Levels of Instructional Design: Path Design, Product Design, Activity Design

CAD – Curriculum Architecture Design – of the Performance Competence Development Path

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Guy W. Wallace

Performance Analyst & Instructional Architect - Since 1979

External Consultant - Since 1982.

EPPIC Inc. -
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Lenoir NC 28645 USA

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"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 40 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 he both formally and informally develops and coaches client staff in his ISD and Performance Improvement methods, processes, and in the use of his tools and techniques.

Guy’s Consulting Clients – Since 1982

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Abbott Laboratories (3)
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ALCOA Labs (2)
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Amoco Corporation (13)
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Arthur Andersen (1)
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AT&T (4)
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Bandag (7)
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Burroughs (1)

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Data General (1)
Detroit Ball Bearing (1)
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Discover Card (1)
Dow Chemical (3)

EDS (1)
Eli Lilly (7)
Exxon Exploration (2)

Federal Express (1)
Fireman’s Fund Insurance (1)
Ford Design Institute (1)
Ford Motor Company (1)

General Dynamics (10)
General Motors (25)
GP Strategies (1)
GTE (1)

H&R Block (1)
Hewlett Packard (5)

Illinois Bell (3)
Imperial Bondware (1)
Imperial Oil (1)

J.K. Somers & Associates (2)
Johnson Controls (1)

Kodak (1)

Lockheed (1)
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Performance Improvement Is A Collaborative Effort via ISD and/or PI

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Performance Improvement Isn’t So Easy

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What Would the ROI Be If You Could Leverage Performance By Leveraging Your Current State Master Performers and Bring Total Performance Up?

What Was Innovative in Curriculum or Learning Architectures in 1984 – Would Still Seem To Be Innovative Today – Why?

Paths-Menus-Guides-Maps for Training and Learning and Knowledge Management

performance-based CAD and MCD

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

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I Prefer the Facilitated Group Process for Speed and Accuracy

The PACT Processes for performance-based T&D, L&D and Knowledge Management

lean-ISD : Effective and Efficient and Focused on the Performance Competence Requirements

PACT builds Awareness – Knowledge – Skills to increase ReUse for multiple Target Audiences – for Performance Competence

The 5 Methodology-Sets of the PACT Processes for T&D, Learning and Knowledge Management.

Project Planning & Management -- Analysis -- CAD -- MCD -- IAD.

Curriculum Architecture Design – Since 1982

Performance Competence Development Paths vs Learning Paths - the difference is in the Analysis.

CAD – Curriculum Architecture Design – For Mapping Development Paths – Since 1982

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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.

In PACT – Even the APPOs – Application Exercises are Architected

Performance Based Instruction – Focuses on Performance

Help your client determine their own internal Best Practices in order to share with others in the Enterprise as appropriate.

The Results of a 2002-2004 Effort at “Clarifying HPT”

Clarifying HPT in 2004

Performance Competence via Performance-based T&D Paths & Individual T&D Planning Guides

80+ HPT Videos: Guy’s Practitioner & Legacy Series

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First Posted in 2014 – First Noticed in the Early 1980s

First posted in 2014

It’s Not As Simple As The Customer Is King

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Lessons in Making Lemonade : Guy W. Wallace’s Online Cartoon Strip series of 1151 Strips From 2010-2013

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.