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711 BYOD: How to Use a Scenario Grid to Develop Award-winning Training
2:45 PM - 3:45 PM Thursday, April 21
Salon 13
You know that scenario-based training is an effective way to get learners as close to a desired behavior as possible, but are your scenarios falling flat? Are you struggling to make them relevant for learners? Do you feel like it's a struggle to get SMEs to adequately explain the behaviors, challenges, and decision points learners experience on the job? A scenario grid is a tool that can solve all of these problems and help you develop award-winning training.
This is a hands-on session, so be prepared to do some work. A scenario grid is a worksheet used to develop realistic scenarios that are relevant to learners' roles and help encourage desired behaviors. In this session, you will convert business goals and learning objectives into specific questions that will be the foundation of your scenario grid. You will also receive tips (and practice with a little role-playing) on coaching SMEs through the answers on the scenario grid. Finally, you will convert the completed scenario grid into relevant scenarios for your course with realistic decision points and feedback. You will see several examples and receive a copy of the scenario grid to take home.
In this session, you will learn:
Instructional Design Manager
Cinecraft Productions
Tiffany Lombardo has over 14 years of experience as a learning & development professional. She began her career as part of the L&D team at The Sherwin-Williams Company, where she implemented global learning programs and designed impactful learning for employees, managers, and executives. In 2016, she joined Cinecraft Productions. She holds a bachelor’s degree in English literature from John Carroll University, and a master’s degree in business administration with a focus in human resources from Cleveland State University. 
Learning Consultant
Cinecraft Productions
Jennifer Yaros is a learning consultant at Cinecraft Productions. She has a passion for creating effective learning strategies that transform behavior and engage learners. Jennifer started as a technical writer and instructional designer. She advanced into several leadership roles where she delivered training programs and professional development workshops for mid-sized and Fortune 500 companies. She speaks at local and national industry events and is the author of Conditioning Your Mind to Fuel Creativity.