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The Process Spotting and Mapping online training course includes three short interactive sessions that will introduce you to the concepts of working with processes and process maps. The sessions will take place over three consecutive days: 

Session one – 9 June, 10am to 11am

Getting set up with Microsoft Whiteboard; understanding what makes a good map; defining and identifying processes.

Session two – 10 June, 10am to 11am

Identifying features and types of process map, and critically evaluating mapping types against use. 

Session three – 11 June, 10am to 11am

Using software to construct a process map and share. 

At the end of these online sessions, participants will have a basic awareness of creating a functional process map. Delegates will be on their way to creating process maps online for themselves and their teams. 

This course will cover the same material in process spotting and mapping as previous face-to-face sessions so it’s not recommended for colleagues who have already undertaken this training.

You will need a device – a desktop, laptop or Mac – on which you can download and run Microsoft Whiteboard. This will allow you to fully interact in the online space. You will not be able to participate in this training without this prerequisite.   

Places are limited – you can book your slot via the Learning & Development page on the staff intranet.

A quick reminder that the following workshops are also available in June:

• Planning your personal development the virtual way (10 June, 10.30am to 12pm)     
• My Contribution for People Managers (17 June, 10.30am to 12pm)
• My Contribution for People Managers (29 June, 10.30am to 12pm)

Again, you can book your slot on any of these workshops via the Learning & Development page on the staff intranet.