Do you rec­og­nize any of these in your­self?

• Look at Me
• No Pro­tein
• Too Much Pro­jec­tion, Too Lit­tle Absorption

Find out how to pre­vent them.

The cheap­est, fastest, most prac­ti­cal way to build work­place skills? Build an in-house train­ing team. Pro­vide the team some basic instruc­tional design tech­niques and you’re on your way to sav­ing thou­sands of dollars.

“Our train­ers are mak­ing rev­o­lu­tion­ary improve­ments as a result of this course.” Train­ing Man­ager, large State of Wash­ing­ton agency

Learn more about Home-Growing Your Trainers

Wouldn’t it be use­ful to know how well your learn­ers feel they could per­form a skill before the end of the workshop?

This GREAT tip from David Gibson’s Tips for Train­ers helps you assess learn­ing through­out the session.

Related posts:

1. Train! Facil­i­tate! Present! Sep­tem­ber, 2009
2. Train! Facil­i­tate! Present! May, 2009
3. Train! Facil­i­tate! Present! Vol­ume 6, #2
4. Train! Facil­i­tate! Present! Vol­ume 5, #2
5. Train! Facil­i­tate! Present! Vol­ume 4, #3

Tags: course design, presentation, training laws

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