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Pilot the conduct of an Instructional. Design training using an E- learning approach. Instructional design skills training helps faculty to review and appraise curricula for inclusion of priority health issues and to develop appropriately designed learning materials on the same. The training used to be given off-site and face to face which is costly. Jhpiego has developed an instructional design e-learning course and the HRH Project would like to pilot it with HSEDCs in this year.
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