INJECT Process
In a nutshell
- The INJECT process is a way to design exercises with the INJECT Exercise Platform.
- It consists of five interconnected phases inspired by design thinking: understand, specify, prepare, execute, and reflect.
- The main advantage is that it incorporates the platform into the whole process.
Overview of the phases
01 Understanding phase
The goal of the Understanding phase is to gather all the necessary information to prepare for the exercise. This includes identifying the objectives, the scope, and the resources required. During this phase, you will ensure that you have a comprehensive understanding of the context and goals of the exercise.
02 Specification phase
In the Specification phase, you will clearly define the exercise objectives, aligning them with the needs identified in the previous phase. This involves breaking down these objectives into specific learning activities and creating the main and parallel inject lines that form the scenario. The primary outcome of this phase is a well-structured specification that will guide the exercise preparation.
03 Preparation phase
The Preparation phase focuses on getting everything ready for the exercise. This includes preparing the content, setting up logistics, and ensuring that all materials and resources are in place. The aim is to be fully prepared for a smooth and successful execution of the exercise.
04 Execution phase
The Execution phase is about managing the exercise day. This includes facilitating the exercise, conducting initial briefings, and performing the final hot wash. The INJECT Exercise Platform will be used extensively to support these activities, ensuring that the exercise runs efficiently.
05 Reflection phase
The Reflection phase is dedicated to evaluating the exercise on multiple levels. This includes
- assessing trainee performance and providing specific recommendations,
- reviewing the scenario for potential improvements, and
- reflecting on the overall organization and execution of the exercise.
This phase aims to identify strengths and areas for improvement, helping to enhance future exercises.
Glossary
We use several terms in the INJECT process that may be unfamiliar, but you can always find their definitions in our glossary.
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Disclaimer
This is the initial version of the documentation describing the INJECT process from a broad perspective. As we continue to develop the platform, we will expand each section with specific information and examples.