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say / you say – our opinion on a hot training topic and a selection of
your letters
they say – some words of wisdom to help you through the day
global report – training news from around the world
news from ITOL – latest developments taking place in the Institute of
Training and Occupational Learning
prof’s perspective – when training can be dangerous… Neil Thompson
suggests ways to avoid unintentionally causing harm
reviewing activity – the second part of Roger Greenaway’s article
looking at techniques that use visual refection to stimulate thoughtful
reflection
eLearning – let’s work together… Renée Raper considers how eLearning
can impact on knowledge management
powerpointer – continuing our series of tips for users of PowerPoint…
a flexible method for creating speakers’ notes
icebreaker – round the ring… another useful tool for “warming up”
participants in your training session or workshop
the art of failure – don’t mention the Fword or should it be called
“deferred success”?
can you prove it? – Leslie Rae continues his plain guide to more
effective validation and evaluation of training and learning
making the headlines – journalism is regarded as one of the country’s
more glamorous careers, but competition for jobs among young hopefuls is
fierce
influential thinkers – learning’s action man... this month we look at
the work of British-born Reg Revans
something to shout about – why training consultants must take
marketing seriously – plus ten top tips to help you on your way
5-minute factfile – what is learning style? Training expert Graham
O’Connell explains
consultancy skills – conquering a conundrum… part two of our article
of why internal consultants sometimes find themselves underutilised
training tips – David Gibson suggests ways to make your workshop more
effective – by first determining what participants DON’T need to learn
the great outdoors? – what does Outdoor Development Management
Development mean to you? Willem G Krouwel looks at the uses and applications
of ODM
coaching&mentoring
– two great techniques for you to use…ways to develop the skill of active
listening and how to ask the right questions
mind benders – some fascinating puzzles to exercise your brain
backbite – our monthly soapbox in which a guest writer takes a
sideways look (and swipe! At the training profession)
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