
Treat readiness concerns as distinct work questions. Separate record quality, capability and coverage, then identify the authorised evidence check needed before the next implementation decision.
Open Resources beside this lecture. Download the Change Readiness Diagnostic learner worksheet and accompanying case packet. Make your own attempt before reading the worked interpretation, then use the transfer task in an appropriate workplace situation.
Define readiness using evidence, learning effort and authorised coverage. Calculate the nine-person learning demand and preserve the difference between accepted test conditions and completed results.
I designed the Readiness Evidence Worksheet to turn this lesson into a practical decision. Open Resources beside Lecture 2 and download the case workbook. Complete your own response first, check the worked interpretation afterward, then apply the transfer prompts to an appropriate situation in your own work.
Assess change concerns using the evidence and their practical consequence. Distinguish Elena’s record discrepancies, Marcus’s practice need and Lorna’s navigation concern before selecting an appropriate response.
I designed the Concern Assessment Worksheet case workbook to help you practise this decision. Open Resources beside Lecture 3 and download the workbook. Write your case response before reading the worked interpretation, then use the transfer fields to prepare an appropriate decision in your own workplace.
Make sponsorship practical. Map Daniel and Naomi’s decision roles, secure specialist repair and support contributions, and preserve readiness gates when evidence challenges the planned date.
I designed the Sponsorship Worksheet case workbook to help you turn this lesson into a practical action. Open Resources beside Lecture 4 and download the workbook. Make your own attempt before reading the worked interpretation, then use the transfer fields to prepare an appropriate decision in your own work.
Prepare an evidence-based readiness decision and a six-case workflow simulation plan. Separate completed field repairs, supported practice and resolved usability concerns from the pending simulation and separate live-reliance authority.
I designed the Foundation Adoption Workbook case workbook to help you turn this workshop into a practical deliverable. Open Resources beside Lecture 5 and download the workbook. Complete your own attempt before checking the worked interpretation, then use the transfer fields to prepare an appropriate action in your own work.
Write a change message that people can act on. Keep permitted simulation separate from live reliance, prepare team and sponsor versions from the same approved facts and check understanding.
I designed the Communication Worksheet case workbook to help you apply this lesson. Open Resources beside Lecture 6 and download it. Make your own attempt before reading the worked interpretation, then use the transfer fields to prepare a decision in your own work.
Read a workflow test accurately. Keep first-pass counts, support use and unknown overlap visible, then choose targeted repairs without claiming adoption or customer results.
I designed the Workflow Experiment Planner case workbook to help you apply this lesson. Open Resources beside Lecture 7 and download it. Make your own attempt before reading the worked interpretation, then use the transfer fields to prepare a decision in your own work.
Reinforce the action at its point of use. Connect each simulation gap to the right cue or support, preserve first-pass and recheck evidence and plan transfer without claiming live adoption.
I designed the Reinforcement Worksheet case workbook to help you apply this lesson. Open Resources beside Lecture 8 and download it. Make your own attempt before reading the worked interpretation, then use the transfer fields to prepare a decision in your own work.
Separate Riverwell’s four required review criteria from legitimate format choices. Calculate planned review and revision effort and specify the bounded three-example test. I personally designed the Comparative Application Worksheet workbook to help you apply this lesson. Open Resources beside Lecture 9 and download it. Make your own attempt before checking the worked interpretation, then use the transfer fields for a decision in your own work.
Build Cedarbridge and Riverwell implementation briefs. Check evidence, effort, criteria, support and stop conditions before recommending a wider change. I personally designed the Integrated Adoption Workbook to help you apply this lesson. Open Resources beside Lecture 10 and download it. Make your own attempt before checking the worked interpretation, then use the transfer fields for a decision in your own work. Also in Resources: Phase 1 - 30 Applied Questions and the separate Answer Explanations. Answer in your own words first, then compare your reasoning and revisit the lesson linked to any gap. Download the Phase 1 Slides and Practice Pack ZIP for all ten slide decks and practice PDFs in one place.
This course contains the use of artificial intelligence.
You explained the change. The slides were clear. The meeting ended with nods around the room.
Two weeks later, people are still doing the work the old way. Before you call that resistance, ask what the change looks like from their side. What are they being asked to lose, learn or trust before they've seen it work?
I'm Dr. Law Payne. My Doctor of Business Administration specialises in Organizational Leadership and Development. I created this course for managers, project leaders and business owners responsible for helping people adopt change.
You'll assess readiness, investigate concerns and plan communication around what different people need to understand and do. We'll connect sponsorship, small experiments and reinforcement to the work of making change stick.
Bring a change you're responsible for into the exercises. You'll use the downloads beside the lessons to investigate concerns, identify adoption barriers and plan a useful first test. Worked examples help you connect your message to what people actually need to do, with support and checkpoints beyond the announcement itself.
You care about the result. Help your people see a credible way to get there with you. Enrol today, and let's turn your next change announcement into the beginning of a more thoughtful implementation.