Chapter 24 Employee Training And Development Flashcards
Accountability
The state of being liable for a specific activity. 2. All information is attributable to its source (person or device)
ADDIE model
Training and development method that is defined as Analyze, Design, Develop, Implement, Evaluate
Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) of 1990
Federal legislation which ensures equal opportunity for and elimination of discrimination against persons with disabilities (Public Law 110-325 2008)
Asynchronous
Not at the same time; web-based courses where learners and instructors interact through e-mail or discussion forms
Audioconferencing
A learning technique in which participants in different locations can learn together via telephone lines while listening to a presenter and looking at handouts or books
Authority
The right to make decisions and take actions necessary to carry out assigned tasks
Avatar
Created representation of a user in a multiuser virtual environment
Big data
Data sets so large and complex that new tools for analysis are required
Blended learning
A training strategy that uses a combination of techniques-such as lecture, web-based training, or programmed text-to appeal to a variety of learning styles and maximize the advantages of each training method
Blog
Web logs that provide a web page where users can post text, images, and links to other websites
Career plan
A strategic plan for an individual, providing direction, goals, and an action plan to reach those goals
Case studies
A type of nonparticipant observation in which researchers investigate one person, one group, or one institution in depth
Coaching
A training method in which an experienced person gives advice to a less-experienced worker on a formal or informal basis 2. A disciplinary method used as the first step for employees who are not meeting performance expectations
Competency
Demonstrated skills that a worker should perform at a high level
Computer-based training (CBT)
A type of training that is delivered partially or completely using a computer
Continuing education (CE)
Training that enables employees to remain current with advancing knowledge in their profession
Cross-training
The training to learn a job other than the employee’s primary responsibility
Curriculum
A prescribed course of study in an educational program
Delegation
The process by which managers distribute work to others along with the authority to make decisions and take action
Development
Maintaining or upgrading competencies
Diversity training
Training that facilitates an environment that fosters tolerance and appreciation of individual differences within the organization’s workforce
e-learning
Refers to training courses delivered electronically
Electronic performance support system (EPSS)
Sets of computerized tools and displays that automate training, as well as documentation, and integrate this automation with the computer application
Employee handbook
Presentation of policies and requirements that all employees must know, such as insurance programs, payroll requirements, and personnel policies, in a guide given to new employees during orientation
Empowerment
The condition of having the environment and resources to perform a job independently
Ethics training
Training that includes how to recognize ethical dilemmas and draw upon codes of conduct to resolve problems
Group discussion
Learners from smaller groups to generate ideas through interactive sharing of ideas; effective following a lecture
Incentive pay
A system of bonuses and rewards based on employee productivity; often used in transcription areas of healthcare facilities