All of the following are examples of RID strategies except ________.
A) combining different steps of the design process, such as analysis and evaluation
B) conducting separate analyses of training needs and learning outcomes
C) developing instruction around job aides
D) using shortcuts, such as existing records, for needs assessment

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Rapid Instructional Design (RID) strategies are aimed at speeding up the instructional design process. Conducting separate analyses of training needs and learning outcomes is not an example of a RID strategy because it does not inherently speed up the process; instead, it represents a more traditional, possibly slower, approach to instructional design. Choices A, C, and D all describe methods to streamline or expedite the design process.

All of the Following Are Examples of RID Strategies Except