Virtual Training Implementations Webcast on 4/19

I’m super excited to be partnering with Citrix Online for the upcoming webcast, Virtual Training Implementations: Preparing for Success.  It’s scheduled for Thursday April 19 at 12pm ET.  There’s still time to register. We’ll be looking at 5 Best Practices and 3 Must-Dos for virtual training implementations.  Have any specific questions or things you want…

Resources from today’s “Convert Classroom Training to Virtual Training in 3 Simple Steps”

{Note: this post was originally published on 1/10/12 on my old site www.atrainerslife.com} Thanks to everyone who attended today’s session!  I hope you enjoyed it and found useful tips for converting your classes to the virtual classroom.  If you have additional comments, or questions that I wasn’t able to answer during our time together, please feel…

How to avoid filler words during delivery

{Note: This post was originally published on 10/25/11 on my old site, www.atrainerslife.com} Here is a guest post by Charlotte Donaldson, a Senior Learning Strategist with Booz, Allen, Hamilton.  I love her advice, and hope you enjoy it as well! Charlotte writes, “When I listened to my recorded sessions for feedback on doing better delivery,…

Moving to the Virtual Classroom: Follow-up Q&A

{note: this post was originally published on 10/5/11 on my old website, www.atrainerslife.com} A big ‘thank you’ to everyone who attended today’s session: “Moving to the Virtual Classroom: A Trainer’s Roadmap to Success.”   If you are looking for the checklist I referenced, see the previous post.  And if you are looking for more information about…

Virtual Training is not always the Right Solution

{note: this post was originally published on 5/15/10 on my other site, www.atrainerslife.com} I am increasingly asked to deliver virtual training in situations where it is not the best solution. Some organizations – and the decision makers in them- have the misperception that since virtual training is effective and sometimes less costly than classroom training,…

Communicating in their language

Today I glanced in my rearview mirror and easily read the company name on the van driving behind me.  Why? Because the text was printed in reverse!  To someone standing in front of the van, the text would be almost unreadable.  But the company knew its target audience – drivers glancing in their rearview mirrors…