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How Would You Rank These Risks? Ĭlick here to open the Risk Planning Worksheet. You: Okay, we’ve had some good discussion, so let’s go ahead and prioritize these risks. There should be no delay in us receiving the materials. We know the ILT materials exist because USDA is already using them. I’m not too concerned about the last risk either. And our team as a whole has plenty of development experience.

Plus, Bob will be there to answer any of your questions. Also, I may make some serious rookie mistakes. This is my first time as Technical Lead and burnout is a risk we should consider. James: There’s also the possibility that our fearless leader will get sick or leave the company. You: I think the chances of us winning that work are slim, but we should still plan for the possibility.

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If you get sick, leave the company, or get pulled onto another project, it will most certainly affect the schedule.ĭavid: Well, I don’t plan to get sick or leave Pro Learning Force, but Bob (Pro Learning Force Training Director) mentioned that he assigned me as a full-time resource on the mobile learning proposal we just submitted.

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You’re the only one who knows how to do audio recording and editing. You: True, all these risks could impact our final deliverable. And I feel like each client interprets those standards a little differently.ĭavid: Exactly! We really won’t know if our courseware is compliant until we test in the operating environment. Lisa (Graphic Designer): Right! While we have experience in Section 508 compliance, we’ve never developed accessible courseware for USDA. And Section 508 compliance is always a challenge. In addition, we’ve never developed courseware for the USDA’s learning management system. We’ve never developed in Adobe Captivate, so there’ll be a learning curve and we don’t know how buggy the tool is. You: And our client also said that she’s knowledgeable in the topic area and could serve as a second SME if necessary.ĭavid (Multimedia Developer): I agree with all that, but I’m very concerned about the next three risks. The client said this is a high-priority project and that they would make sure the assigned subject matter expert has enough bandwidth to assist us. James (Instructional Designer): I’m not worried about the first risk. Now, I’d like us to hone in on each risk and determine the likelihood of the risk occurring and its potential impact on the project. You (Technical Lead): Okay, we’ve identified a final set of project risks. Technical Lead has minimal project management experience.Ĭlient does not provide ILT materials on time. Multimedia Developer is pulled onto another project. You are now moving on to risk prioritization.įinal courseware does not function correctly in client’s LMS.įinal courseware does not pass Section 508 compliance testing. You and your development team have already spent some time brainstorming potential risks and added them to the risk plan. Instructional Design: Homepage > Identifying WBT Risks > Risky Business > Step 1: Identify > Your Turn - Risk Identification > Step 2: Prioritize > Your Turn - Risk Prioritization > Step 3: Mitigate > Your Turn - Risk Mitigation > The Risk Plan > Lesson Conclusion The Risk Planning Meeting įor this next activity, imagine you are in the middle of a Risk Planning meeting for the same USDA Performance Management Project.

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