Point-of-use elearning is training delivered at the moment the user is about to start a process, initiate a skill, or otherwise engage in a technique. Rogue Medic illustrates point-of-use training in a recent blog post about Dopamine administration. He describes how drip dosage charts were attached as stickers to individual bags of Dopamine. Putting the dosage chart on the bag of Dopamine eliminates the need for the user to consult other charts, apps, or protocols. It also eliminates the need for remember Dopamine dosage calculations. Twenty paramedic instructors could tell me twenty different methods to remember how to calculate a Dopamine dosage. Point-of-Use Elearning can be used for a wide variety of purposes. Some of my ideas: 1. Training for users the first time they log into electronic scheduling software. 2. Instructions on special documentation considerations is triggered when a user selects a specific provider impression, such as cardiac arrest. 3. Guidelines for use of a social networking site. What are your ideas for Point-of-Use training in elearning?

Original Source of Concept: Point-of-Use Elearning