3.4.6 Curriculum development through work observation
Curriculum development approaches through work observation mainly make use of the job breakdown method.
In recent years, typical implementations of the job breakdown method are making full use of video cameras and
PCs. The major advantage of using video cameras lies in its repeatability: video footage stored on a PC can be viewed over and over again as needed. That is, this technique provides repeated job observation at will.
In addition, various functions of video reproduction extend the scope of job observation. For example, the job
performer can observe his/her actual stepwise manipulations (freeze-frame) for interview (tips, knacks, etc.), enabling further refinement of the job breakdown.
In the following part of this section, a flow of video-based curriculum development is presented, where “Cleaning underbrush” is used as a subject - one of the themes of one-week training courses in “3.4.1 Setting the training plan optimum for the trainees to achieve their targets.”
3.4.6 Curriculum development through work observation
Curriculum development approaches through work observation mainly make use of the job breakdown method.
In recent years, typical implementations of the job breakdown method are making full use of video cameras and
PCs. The major advantage of using video cameras lies in its repeatability: video footage stored on a PC can be viewed over and over again as needed. That is, this technique provides repeated job observation at will.
In addition, various functions of video reproduction extend the scope of job observation. For example, the job
performer can observe his/her actual stepwise manipulations (freeze-frame) for interview (tips, knacks, etc.), enabling further refinement of the job breakdown.
In the following part of this section, a flow of video-based curriculum development is presented, where “Cleaning underbrush” is used as a subject - one of the themes of one-week training courses in “3.4.1 Setting the training plan optimum for the trainees to achieve their targets.”
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3.4.6 Curriculum development through work observation
Curriculum development approaches through work observation mainly make use of the job breakdown method.
In recent years, typical implementations of the job breakdown method are making full use of video cameras and
PCs. The major advantage of using video cameras lies in its repeatability: video footage stored on a PC can be viewed over and over again as needed. That is, this technique provides repeated job observation at will.
In addition, various functions of video reproduction extend the scope of job observation. For example, the job
performer can observe his/her actual stepwise manipulations (freeze-frame) for interview (tips, knacks, etc.), enabling further refinement of the job breakdown.
In the following part of this section, a flow of video-based curriculum development is presented, where “Cleaning underbrush” is used as a subject - one of the themes of one-week training courses in “3.4.1 Setting the training plan optimum for the trainees to achieve their targets.”
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