| Abstract: | Conclusion The Strategic Impact Model is distinctive in its portrayal of the integration of instructional and non-instructional interventions
and its suggestion that all performance interventions undergo an analysis-design-development-production cycle, just as instruction
does. It also differs from other similar models in its use of evaluative activities at each stage to assure alignment with
strategic needs as well as quality control, and its suggestions for improving the chances of successful implementation by
carrying out change management activities at each phase of the development process.
He has special interests in distance education, historical and philosophical foundations of instructional technology and instructional
development processes.
He has special interests in planning and evaluating performance improvement initiatives, including training.
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