This article by Capt. Y. A. Franciosa from Aviomar Flight Academy titled The Art of Debrief, highlights one of the most valuable yet sometimes overlooked aspects of pilot training: the effective debrief.
For those CRM Trainers who are designing interactive or scenario-based facilitation sessions, check out this source of inspiration and assistance for planning and conducting team training.
The team at Caspian Psychology have developed interactive games and products for a unique organisational learning experience aimed at supporting learning and conversations about Human Factors. Their games and products are designed by Occupational Psychologists and built around clear learning objectives.
They are now available in several languages and can be accessed by facilitators on a pay per use basis.
SKYbrary offers a useful database of accident reports that are useful for CRM case studies
Dismukes and colleagues (NASA) explain what facilitation is in an aviation context and why one should use it in this first chapter of their book Facilitation and Debriefing in Aviation Training and Operations.
In this seminal paper, Salas et al discuss the state of CRM.
A useful checklist for Crew Resource Management training design.
The ADDIE model is a widely-used framework for designing effective training programs, particularly in specialized fields like aviation. Let’s explore how the steps of this model can be applied to designing Crew Resource Management (CRM) training for pilots and cabin crew.