Instructional Systems Design

Windwalker Corporation expertly applies its instructional systems design process to integrate innovative learning theory with state-of-the-art technology and graphic arts to create engaging systems and materials that effectively address its clients’ unique learning, performance, and communications needs.

Windwalker Corporation designs and develops instructional and informative programs and materials in all modes of delivery on any topic for any audience or field of endeavor.

Windwalker clients include large and small organizations at all levels of government and the private sector. The diverse range of training and communications services and products Windwalker provides includes:

Training Assessments, Analyses, and Planning

• Enterprise-wide and targeted training needs assessments
• Performance gap and deficiency analyses
• SME interviews and expert observations
• Job, task, goal, soft skill, and learning analyses
• Topical research and equipment/systems analyses
• Strategic planning for learning and human capital development
• Curriculum planning and training pipeline development
• Technology/systems reviews and evaluations
• Compliance and program quality assessments
• Organizational and human capital performance solutions

Instructional Design and Implementation

• e-Learning delivered by LMS, CD-ROM, DVD, and/or the Web
• SCORM and ADA Section 508 compliant programs
• CBT from electronic pages to highly interactive, multimedia simulations
• On-line tutorials and virtual classrooms
• Blended learning programs
• Conversion of paper-based instruction to automated learning systems
• Instructor-led courses and the full range of classroom materials
• Self-paced modules and workbooks
• Video and audio-based programs
• Workshop and seminar planning and facilitation
  Pretests, progress tests, and posttests
• Achievement, mastery, and performance based assessments
• Train-the-trainer programs
• Kirkpatrick Level 1-4 Evaluations

Public Outreach and Communications

• Market surveys and focus groups
• Newsletters, posters, promotional materials, and flyers
• Advertisements, newspaper inserts, and videotape presentations
• Exhibits, marketing presentations, and product demonstrations
• Website development
• Articles and research and position papers
• Public speaking presentations and awareness campaigns
• Radio and television spots and segments