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Demonstrated experience in analysis and planning. I have the ability to analyze and anticipate situations, define problems and objectives, recognize alternatives and formulate solutions.
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Excellent analytical skills to comprehensively analyze and interpret policies, procedures and situations in a multifaceted way. I possess strong problem-solving skills to develop innovative solutions to complex issues.
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I conceptually and intuitively understand how people learn.
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20 + years experience in delivering Individual and Group Training, Instructor-led (ILT), Train-the-Trainer and classroom training.
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A proven track record of getting stuff done.
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Ability to quickly build relationships of trust with Peers, Team Members, Managers, Stakeholders, Subject Matter Experts and Senior Executives.
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Self-discipline and motivation to produce results with minimal supervision.
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I am highly responsive in keeping others up and down the chain of command, as well as laterally informed of all pertinent, positive and negative information and feedback.
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I have a 'Can-Do' attitude, good work ethic, and perform well under pressure. I am loyal and dedicated to the success of the company, the customer and the project(s) at hand.
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Flexible and can easily adapt and change my approach because of unexpected circumstances, changes in environment or ambiguous work situations.
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It is always a pleasure to share my professional experience, be available as a resource and provide guidance and direction when called upon to do so.
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I can set, implement, and enforce priorities and plans and to coordinate work activities and time to achieve and deliver the desired objectives while demonstrating eagerness, enthusiasm, optimism, and passion when working to ensure customer satisfaction.
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I am able to perform comfortably in a fast-paced, deadline-oriented work environment. I believe I have advanced organization skills and able to manage multiple and often competing priorities.
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I work well with minimal supervision and can independently develop solutions to address issues while taking into account the risk of the resolution and the manager's and client's 'need to know' and the information they are required to know.
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I know when a decision needs to be made and have the readiness to make timely and sound decisions.
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Among other things, the success of any project is dependent upon clear communication of the tasks and schedules to the stakeholders and resources. It requires thorough participation in status meetings and frequent review and adjustment of the baseline and variances.
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I am skilled in the ability to convey complex technical concepts and applications in a manner easily understandable to average and non-technical users.
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Accomplished in developing, delivering and implementing competency-based training modules.
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Accomplished in writing technical documents for capital projects.
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Substantial background in training complex software and supporting a change in business process.
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Significant experience in adding and editing content in Electronic Document Management Systems (EDMS) and in a Learning Management Systems (LMS).
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Ability to communicate complex concepts to technical and non-technical groups.
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Significant experience collaborating with the Learning Management System (LMS) administrator to design, develop, test, debug and deliver eLearning content.
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Project-experience with collecting, compiling, analyzing, and synthesizing information to determine learning requirements and validating training modules and curricula.
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Adept at leveraging Content Management Systems (CMS), Learning Management Systems (LMS) to reuse/re-purpose content, minimize redundant work efforts, and how shared content is deployed across multiple platforms.
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Accountable for drafting, editing, reviewing and finalizing key technical documents required to support successful software development, integration, implementation and deployment.
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Ability to quickly learn the Company's product portfolio and processes.
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Extensive knowledge in technical project work involving multiple facets of IT infrastructure.
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Keen attention to detail while maintaining the ability to see the big picture. I have Big-Picture mentality.
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Broad knowledge and experience with relational databases, data modeling, and SQL programming.
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Well familiar with project management approaches, tools and phases of the project life-cycle.
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I have the competence to interact effectively with various individuals/groups throughout the organization to perform high quality work under pressure and on tight deadlines.
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Ability to present and explain ideas, complex issues and technical information in a clear, concise manner to technical and non-technical audiences.
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Competent in evaluating curriculum materials to determine if students achieved desired learning outcomes.
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20+ years of experience in IT including experience in the development of structured written materials.
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I have the ability to communicate effectively, verbally and in writing, to interact effectively with internal and external vendors, project team members, management and agency departments, to build relationships and use facilitation skills with both technical and non-technical personnel.
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Ability to write, edit, and prepare graphic presentations of technical information for both technical and business personnel.
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Significant experience in organizing information in a way that is appropriate for technical explanations without losing sight of the needs and aptitude of the audience.
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I have the ability to collaborate and coordinate across organizational boundaries with multiple teams and vendors.
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I am able to absorb and retain complex processes.
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I have demonstrable understanding of the rules of English grammar and usage.
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I am well able to accept changes and constructive criticism.
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17+ years of experience creating training content using Competency Based Training (CBT) and Instructional Systems Design (ISD) models, such as ADDIE.
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I have the capability to revise existing content according to ISD best practices including graphic/content layout, goal-based objectives, assessments and learner context.
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Solid technical expertise and proficiency creating interactive online content using common authoring tools such as Articulate Storyline, Camtasia, uPerform. Lectora and Captivate among others.
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Can read Object Oriented Programming languages; C#, C++, Java.
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20+ years of experience translating business requirements into a detailed system specifications.
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20 + years experience collaborating and writing with and for multiple teams across all levels of the organization including development, product marketing, customer support, and training.
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I am skilled in providing customer facing software integration, implementation services (design & architecture, build, test, user acceptance, go-live, and production support).
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Proficient with the Chicago Manual of Style, Modern Language Association (MLA), Apple and Microsoft style guidelines.
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I am experienced in translating highly technical project and software functions and features into process driven, user friendly materials to support implementation and training.
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Highly skilled at writing and editing user-facing content and collaborating with a team of writers and editors to ensure content is of the highest quality.
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Accomplished with advanced desktop-publishing and content-development tools.
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I have strong quantitative and qualitative reasoning skills and ability to quickly and effectively analyze: situations, context, possible outcomes, liability, and prior precedent to identify optimal course of action.
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Expert knowledge of Microsoft Office (Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Access, Outlook, SharePoint, Visio, Project, OneNote and Publisher) and common documentation/courseware authoring tools.
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I am confident in my capacity for excellent planning, time management, organizational and interpersonal skills.
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I have significant experience in eLearning development; instructional design; video, animation, audio, and graphic production for training initiatives.
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Ability to troubleshoot technical delivery issues across multiple platforms and devices.
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Excellent ability to develop a rapport and communicate with clients, sponsors, SMEs, and other stakeholders.
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I am ready to smoothly adapt to changing priorities and ambiguous environments.
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I can cetainly admit to, and work to resolve, mistakes as well as listen to, consider, and act on constructive feedback.
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I can effectively write, review and revise analyses based on communication and collaboration with subject matter experts and ensure solutions strongly connected to stated learning and performance objectives.
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Able to develop Proof of Concept and rapid prototyping approaches to both test ideas, concepts and translate test results into relevant learning resources.
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Able to continuously identify opportunities to improve existing learning experiences and make those improvements or provide guidance for future improvement efforts.
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I am very skilled in designing, developing and delivering interactive, SCORM and 508-compliant eLearning.
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Significant experience in a fast-paced, complex technical environment.
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Accomplished in conducting front-end analysis to identify performance gaps, needs assessment and instructional goals.
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Adept in writing performance objectives, assessment instruments and instructional strategy; creating design documentation, storyboards, and prototypes.
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Significant experience in delivering synchronous and asynchronous training, i.e. web-based training, instructor-led training, virtual instructor-led training, mobile training and interactive activities.
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Extensive experience in tracking, monitoring, and maintaining performance metrics.
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I have an excellent capacity to research and seek suitable supplemental materials to aid learning.
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Skilled at adjusting pace, entry points, and rigor. Accordingly, I have a better chance of supplementing or uncovering what adult learners truly need.
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Questioning is the art of learning. When learners ask questions, it is the best evidence of understanding and engagement.
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Classrooms are evolving and dynamic. Depending on the day, the attendance roster, Murphy's law and the phase of the moon, I am readily able and willing to change plans to accommodate adult learners.
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There is an array of online learning tools available which instructors and learning developers can use to encourage engagement, participation and a sense of fun in learning materials and the classroom.
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If you do the same class, the same way, over and over, you'll get bored and it will come across to the learners. It may be the one-hundredth time you have taught MS Project, a proprietary system, or a new software application, but it is the first time the student has heard it. This critical information that you are about to impart may be simple to you, but it may be very complex to the student and make a major impact on their professional life.
I have the ability to make learning interactive and fun. As such, I have a much better chance of meeting goals and getting people to learn what they need to know.
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I can imagine myself as the learner/audience member.
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I have the ability visualize instructional graphics, the user interface, interactions and the finished product.
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I have the aptitude to write effective copy, instructional text, audio scripts and video scripts.
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Ability to conduct research and synthesize information from a variety of sources.
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Accomlished in creating learning sessions with information that is useful and applicable to the learners’ real world—i.e. in the workplace where transfer of knowledge can occur.
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I have the capacity to build a business case for learning and demonstrate why a particular solution will work cost-effectively.
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I am skillful in creating an effective design and training scenarios within the constraints of a project regarding available technology, budget, time and human capital.
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I am an advocate for learning, the audience, and for effective processes in order to gain resources and influence decisions.
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I have a comprehensive understanding of the ADDIE model and other instructional design methodologies.
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Proficient with the Software Development Lifecycle (SDLC).
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Adept with the Project Management Body of Knowledge (PMBOK).
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Well versed in the Prosci ADKAR Model.
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The north wind and the sun (persuasion is better than force)
The north wind and the sun argued which was the stronger. On seeing a traveller they agreed a suitable test would be to strip him of his cloak. First the wind blew with all his might, but the more he blew, the more than man wrapped the cloak tightly around himself. When the sun's turn came, he gently beamed at the man, who loosened the cloak. The sun shone brighter still, and the man threw off his cloak.
~Aesop's Fables
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The crow and the pitcher (necessity is the mother of invention)
A thirsty crow found a pitcher containing some water, albeit too little and low to reach. As it seemed she would die within sight of the remedy, the crow struck upon an idea to drop pebbles into the pitcher. The water level rose and the crow was able to drink.
~Aesop's Fables
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The crab and his mother (lead by example not by words)
A mother crab criticised her son for walking sideways, whereupon the son asked his mother to show him how to walk straight. Of course the mother crab was unable to walk any straighter than her son, and soon apologised for criticising what she herself was guilty of too.
~Aesop's Fables
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The oak and the reeds (go with the flow)
A mighty oak tree was uprooted by a gale and fell across a stream into some reeds. "How have you reeds, so frail, survived, when I, so strong, have been felled?" asked the oak tree. "You were stubborn and wouldn't bend," replied the reeds, "whereas we yield and allow the gale to pass harmlessly by.
~Aesop's Fables
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The milkmaid and her pail (don't count your chickens)
After milking the farmer's cows, a milkmaid was carrying the pail of milk on her head to the dairy and thinking to herself, "With the cream that I shall get from this milk I can make some butter, which I'll take to market and sell. I'll buy some eggs with the money, and when hatched I'll have some chickens for a poultry yard. I can sell the poultry, and with the money I'll buy a fine gown to wear to the fair. All the young men will admire me and make advances, but I shall toss my head and dismiss them". At which, lost in her ambitious thoughts, she did toss her head, dropping the pail and the milk on the ground, dashing her dreams.
~Aesop's Fables
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Comphensive experience translating business requirements into detailed system specifications.
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The lioness and the vixen (quality not quantity)
A lioness and a vixen were comparing their young. The vixen said how beautiful her litter of cubs were, and remarked sneeringly that the lioness only ever had one cub. "Ah yes," said the lioness, "but that one is a lion..."
~Aesop's Fables
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The hare and the hound (winning often depends on who most wants to)
A hound spotted a hare and gave chase. After some distance the hound began to gain, but then gave up the chase. As the hound returned home a farmer commented that the little hare had been too much for the hound, who replied, "It's one thing to run for your dinner, but quite another to run for your life."
~Aesop's Fables
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The soldier and the horse (look after what is of value)
A soldier tended his horse well during the wars and the horse served him well. At the end of the wars the soldier treated the horse badly, with little food, no shelter and heavy drudging work. War broke out again and the soldier went to use the horse as before, but the wretched beast collapsed, saying that the poor treatment had turned him into an ass, and he would not be restored to a trusty steed in just a moment.
~Aesop's Fables
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Adept with Agile, SCRUM, Waterfall, Joint Application Development (JAD) and Rapid Application Development (RAD) Methodologies for Software and Learning Development.
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The oxen and the butchers (accept what is inevitable)
A group of oxen were set on avenging their treatment by the butchers and plotted to kill them with their horns, until an old wise ox spoke out: "We may hate and fear the butchers, but they do what they must do expertly, and if we kill them, man will still eat beef, so then other less skilled men will cause us far greater suffering."
~Aesop's Fables
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Accomplished in due diligence among a number of software platforms including Learning Management Systems (LMS). I have negotiated terms and price, configured, branded and deployed numerous systems.
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