Target Audience: All current and future employees who use computers and other digital devices in the workplace.
Seat Time: 20 minutes.
Problem: The problem is that employees who use computers and other digital devices in the workplace need cyber security training to protect themselves and the company from cyber threats.
Solution: The solution is a cyber security training course designed to teach employees how to keep systems and data safe, recall indicators of potential phishing emails, and describe the best way to choose a password.
Audience: New employees who are beginning their roles within an organization, individuals with limited or no prior training in workplace safety, entry-level staff across various departments and industries, employees who need foundational knowledge of workplace hazards, safety procedures, and emergency response, or anyone requiring certification or onboarding training related to workplace safety and accident prevention.
Problem: Employees have a limited understanding of workplace safety practices and may not be fully aware of common workplace hazards and risks.
Solution: The "Workplace Safety 101" eLearning program will provide new employees with the knowledge and skills to identify common workplace hazards and risks through interactive scenarios, visual aids, and hands-on safety training. The course will cover hazard identification, emergency protocols, and best practices for accident prevention, ensuring that employees are well-equipped to contribute to a safe and secure work environment.
Audience: The lesson is designed for individuals who want to improve their productivity and efficiency in the workplace.
Problem: The underlying problem addressed by the lesson is a lack of productivity and efficiency resulting from:
An unorganized office space (clutter).
Ineffective time management and task prioritization.
Disorganized digital files and poor document management.
Unprofessional communication and unproductive collaboration.
Solution: The lesson provides key strategies to improve office and business organization, including:
Office Space Organization: Decluttering regularly, designating specific spaces for tasks, optimizing storage, and keeping frequently used items easily accessible.
Time Management/Prioritizing Tasks: Using a task management system, categorizing tasks by urgency and importance, breaking down large projects, and scheduling dedicated time blocks for important tasks.
Digital File Organization and Document Management: Creating a consistent naming convention, organizing files into folders, implementing a cloud storage solution, using templates, including version numbers, setting access permissions, and archiving older files.
Effective Communication and Collaboration: Being clear and concise in written communications, proofreading, using the appropriate communication channel, practicing active listening, setting clear expectations and deadlines, and using collaborative tools (like shared online documents and project management software).
Tools used: Articulate Storyline, Camtasia, and Xactimate
Deliverables: Program Simulation and Design Document
Audience: The Xactimate Program Simulation training provided by Reets Drying Academy consists of restoration professionals. The primary goal of the training is to help these professionals leverage the best technology and practices in their trade to provide quality services to their customers. Specifically, the training is aimed at teaching participants how to effectively use the Xactimate software to create accurate and professional estimates for water mitigation and restoration projects.
Seat time: 15-20 minutes
Problem: This training addresses is the need for restoration professionals to effectively use the specialized Xactimate software for creating accurate and professional estimates. In the restoration industry, the proper use of technology and best practices is essential for providing quality services to customers. Without proper training, professionals may struggle to leverage the best technology, such as the Xactimate program, which would hinder their ability to create accurate project sketches, input correct line items, and adjust pricing effectively.
Solution: This e-Learning course, titled the "Xactimate Program Simulation," designed to teach the effective use of the Xactimate software. The course, which is recommended to take 15–20 minutes, includes instructor-led video with the program in the background, knowledge checks, and a final evaluation. The learning objectives cover navigating the main interface, creating new projects, adjusting preferences, sketching projects efficiently using the sketch tab, inputting line items to create an estimate, and adjusting pricing using the price list editor.