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Hi Trina, enjoyed reading this article. I do have a question on number 5. Not sure what to do with an old job aid? Redesign it into a learner-customizable job aid or a hybrid tool like a mouse pad that acts as a shortcut key chart. Do you have a sample of this? I'm curious to see how this would look like.
- Hi Lissbeth. I'm so glad you enjoyed the article! Unfortunately, I don't have any examples I can show. Most of the ones I've created in the past were for employers and would be proprietary. But generally speaking, you could provide folks with a kit of resources they can use for customizing their own quick reference guide or job aids. And for a hybrid tool example, check out this ergonomics checklist printed on a mousepad: http://www.personalhealthdesigns.com/p/NQWIK-JKKOL/ergo-quick-check-mouse-pad