News for the ‘ID Project Management’ Category
PM Minimalist Selected by Laureate Education
I’m pleased to announce that The Project Management Minimalist has been selected by Laureate Education, Inc. for use in Walden University’s Masters in Instructional Design and Technology. Laureate Education owns and operates campus-based and online universities through the Laureate International Universities network.
In addition to the standard content included in The… Minimalist, we’ve added some additional tools and information specifically related to managing instructional design and development projects.
Thanks, Laureate, for choosing The Project Management Minimalist!
Edited: June 23rd, 2010
Beyond PM Certification: Achieving PM Performance Improvement
Summary
Stimulated by Dr. Paul D. Giammalvo’s incredible paper Project Management Credentials Compared – A Preliminary Analysis I share some thoughts and describe how I ultimately came to these conclusions:
- The PM Profession should work toward creating a single set of generic, universally-acceptable PM competencies, tools, and certifications.
- HR and training people, as well as those individuals seeking to upgrade their PM skills should (at least, for the present) ignore the certifications put forth by the PM Profession. They should focus instead on simply using the lists of competencies that underlie those certifications as inputs to their own PM performance improvement processes.
(Download the PDF version of this blog post instead of reading it here.)
Edited: January 4th, 2010
Greer’s ID Project Management Model
Edited: September 9th, 2009
Critical Attributes of ID Project Success
Edited: September 8th, 2009
Estimating Instructional Development (ID) Time
Edited: September 7th, 2009
Training Cost-Benefit Analysis: An Admittedly Superficial Overview
Edited: September 6th, 2009
Four Resources to Help ID Project Managers
Check out these four resources to help Instructional Development (ID) Project Managers:
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Edited: September 5th, 2009
