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Virtual Training
Got You Down?
Is this you?
You have an in-house training team, and . . .
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You are conducting virtual training but you know or suspect that students are not learning what they need to do the job—but you don’t know why or what to do. (This is important!)
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Your instructors need help developing better instructional skills so they can engage students and bring the wow factor into their learning.
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Your instructional designers are curious about gamification and other methodologies they did not learn in school.
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Your team has attended some good--but not great--Train the Trainer courses.
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You need more help motivating the team to reach their potential.
You hire training providers, but . . .
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Your provider seems more interested in selling than in serving.
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They have not provided you metrics of the impact of their work. “Are we really getting our money’s worth?”
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You suspect your providers have slipped into a comfort zone, now take you for granted, and/or just do just the minimum to get by.
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Their instructors are not true experts in the topics they teach.
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They say they’re giving you “customized” training but all that means is giving you more work filling questionnaires and answering questions– but the content and materials are pretty much the same.
Dummy
You are committed to quality and always open to finding better ways and better providers
to support your learners.
If that's you, let's talk.
Dr. Santiago’s class was phenomenal!
So much detail in a good way to start incorporating some new methods into my current and future lectures and instruction.
Karla S.
MAJ, SP
Program Director, Nutrition & Diet Therapy (NDT) Branch, MEDCoE
65C BOLC Track Manager