Management Competency

Domain of Management
MIT Competencies
Job Qualifications
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Plan, create, monitor, and facilitate instructional design projects.

Translate a broad project scope into detailed work plan with tasks, accountabilities, dependencies, milestones and deadlines

MIT 500
-Self-Instructional Module

MIT 510
-Macro-Level Design Plan

MIT 520
-Project Management Plan

MIT 522
-Implementation Plan

All of these projects required organization, interpersonal skills and my ability to facilitate their instructional design. Each of these products required me to either lead a team or serve as project manager.
Organize the instructional project or service unit to operate effectively and efficiently.

Successfully manage an instructional design and development team

Demonstrated ability to be a team player

MIT 510
-Macro-Level Design Plan
-Gantt Chart

MIT 520
-Project Management Plan
-Gantt Chart

MIT 530
-Change Management Plan

The MIT 510 course project demonstrates my ability plan the implementation (in both narrative and chart form) as well as formulate a budget. The products were developed by myself and two other team members.
Manage personnel and facilities.

Successfully manage an instructional design and development team

Work effectively with multiple co-workers, faculty and other contacts

MIT 510
-Gantt Chart

MIT 520
-Gantt Chart

These two Gantt charts demonstrate my ability to allocate resources and define a timeline.
Plan and implement organizational change.
Create solutions and policies which address gaps and needs

MIT 510
-Macro-Level Design Project

MIT 522
-Implementation Plan

MIT 530
-Change Management Plan

Each of these products demonstrate an ability to manage stakeholder perceptions and change.
Design instructional management systems.
Strong management and communications skills

MIT 510
-Macro-Level Design Project

MIT 520
-Project Management Plan

MIT 522
-Implementation Plan

These projects demonstrate my ability to manage and plan instructional design projects.

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