Focus on Abilities

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Focus on Abilities (hereinafter, the Lectio) is the lesson part of the Competency Suite Essentials lesson that introduces its participants to CNM Competency Suite. This lesson belongs to the CNMCyber for Competence session of EmployableU Concepts.


Content

The predecessor lectio is Focus on Knowledge.

Script

However, knowing itself constitutes neither skills nor abilities required to be employed and work professionally. CNM Tube and CNM Wiki may be helpful at accommodating abilities-focused training. Its objectives are to build learner's capacity to perform independently, with little-to-no supervision, even beyond instructions.
This type of training particularly includes learning by making. You can use CNM Tube for your video projects, so can you use CNM Wiki to make documents, build concepts, and produce requirements. If you choose to enroll in the programs beyond CNMCyber Bootcamps, your abilities-focused training will embed on-the-job one.
The CNM Lab Farm hosts the CNM Next Apps, which are those CNM apps that are used in the experiential learning. Its objective is to build learner's skills to work with little-to-no instruction.
Every regular system of CNMCyber has its experiential version. For instance, an advanced course for administration of learning management systems would includes experiential projects on CertNext.
The word Next is included in the experiential version's names; for instance, the WikiNext is an experiential version of CNM Wiki, and so on.

Key terms

Abilities-focused training, CertNext, TalkNext, VentureNext, LinkupNext, SocialNext, PageNext, TubeNext, LabNext, WikiNext, MailNext

Closing

Would you be interested in experiential learning on CNM Next Apps?(Yes/No/I'm not sure)

Focus on Skills is the successor lectio.

Questions

Placement entrance exam

  • The objective of Abilities-focused training is (not) to build learner's capacity to perform independently, with little-to-no supervision, even beyond instructions.
  • The objective of Knowledge-focused training is (not) to build learner's capacity to perform independently, with little-to-no supervision, even beyond instructions.
  • The objective of Skills-focused training is (not) to build learner's capacity to perform independently, with little-to-no supervision, even beyond instructions.
  • Abilites-focused training particularly includes learning by making.
  • Skills-focused training particularly includes learning by making.
  • Knowledge-focusd training particularly includes learning by making.