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About Dr. Lanigan | About GSU's Graduate Program | Contact |
The Human Performance and Training at GSU offers a Master's of Arts degree. This program requires 36 credit hour to graduate. The mission
of the Human Performance and Training (HPT) program is to develop students’
skills in assessing organizational employees’ performances, determining
performance gaps, designing and delivering training and non-training
interventions, and evaluating results. We achieve this goal by keeping up with
corporate trends such as delivering classes online, using the latest
technologies, delivering classes via a variety of formats, and assessing
students’ performances using real world methods. The goal
of HPT is to produce employable students who are so well educated in performance
technology that they are able to start immediately on the job with little
training or supervision. We also mold our students to act professionally,
demonstrate initiative, ask questions, and produce the best work possible. At
the end of their tenure within the HPT program we hope to enhance their
knowledge and skills as well as raise their efficacy in their overall abilities.
The overall objectives of HPT are in alignment to the fundamental competencies
established by the
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To obtain more information about the HPT program,
please view the online module
linked below. While this module is designed for the students
in the introductory class, it also can benefit potential students by
seeing how classes are delivered, what to expect from this program and
more.
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Students will be able to: 1. Communicate
successfully.
2. Implement instructional
design research and theories into their work. 3. Enhance knowledge, skills and
attitudes in instructional design. 4. Address legal issues as it
relates to designing training. 5. Carry out a needs assessment. 6. Design a training workshop.
7. Implement a variety of
instructional design techniques into training interventions.
8. Identify learner
characteristics. 9. Identify environmental
characteristics. 10. Implement appropriate
technologies to deliver training interventions.
11. Implement appropriate task
analysis techniques. 12. Design instructional
materials to close performance gaps.
13. Evaluate training. 14. Strategize instructional
design projects. 15. Implement instructional
design projects. 16. Work as a team to carry out
a project.
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