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Practical techniques for organizing, delivering, and surviving your first-ever face-to-face training course.
While the focus is on computer software training, the
information can be readily adapted for other training
situations.
The first section deals with physical preparations such as
setting up the room and checking equipment. The second
offers practical tips for delivering the training, such as
dealing with troublesome people, using various delivery
methods, and getting feedback.
Intended audience: For those who know their subject
matter/product very well, but have no teaching or
training experience – as the 'resident expert' they have
been asked to train others.
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Training 101: Logistics for Delivering Face-to-Face Instruction
http://www.stc.org/ConfProceed/2003/PDFs/STC50-051.pdf
Bracey, Rhonda
STC Proceedings
2003
Abstract: Practical techniques for organizing, delivering, and surviving your first-ever face-to-face training course.
While the focus is on computer software training, the
information can be readily adapted for other training
situations.
The first section deals with physical preparations such as
setting up the room and checking equipment. The second
offers practical tips for delivering the training, such as
dealing with troublesome people, using various delivery
methods, and getting feedback.
Intended audience: For those who know their subject
matter/product very well, but have no teaching or
training experience – as the 'resident expert' they have
been asked to train others.
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