We are stating the obvious when discussing the importance of training surveys and polls. Why are they so cumbersome and seen as time wasters regardless of whether they are in a manual or digital format? The typical response rate to surveys and polls is between 10 – 20%. Fairly unimpressive, given the amount of consideration … Continued
How new technologies add value to the learning experience Recently, AITD‘s trainer, Matthew Mason, reported how he’d used his smart watch with Prezentt’s Q&A. Because Prezentt sends e-mails to the presenter each time there is a question from an attendee, Matt was able to monitor and respond to questions raised on the fly and deliver … Continued
E-learning is evolving but where is it headed? Early web based learning focused on creating a new wave of learning where interaction was no longer needed. Many training companies were shaking in their sensible shoes as they experienced the initial impact the web had on their industry. The advantages to participants were the abundance of information … Continued
Training Companies, do any of these sound familiar: “Our training presenter *still* hasn’t sent through his slides. We’re running out of time!” “Arrrgh! The training venue has lost all the packs we sent over! What are we going to do?” “What’s this delegate’s e-mail address? I can’t read their handwriting.” If you’re involved in organising … Continued
Q: What tech do I need to run a paperless face-to-face training course? Each delegate plus the trainer will need access to WiFi plus either a laptop (preferable) or a tablet. Delegates can either bring their own devices, or these can be supplied by the training company. Q: I’m worried about the delegates distributing my … Continued
