Monthly Archives: October 2011

 

Systems Training With Ron Zamir

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In the first of a series of video blogs, Ron Zamir discusses the training challenges facing companies and their software integrators as they roll out large software systems designed to transform the way they do business.

 
Monday, October 31st, 2011 Comment
 

Déjà Vu In The Work of System and ERP Training

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Life never gets boring in our industry. Even after over two decades of working as a trainer, I’m still surprised how resistant to change we can be… Recently, Allen completed an 8 month long study of the systemic Instructional gaps … Continue reading →

 
Thursday, October 20th, 2011 2 Comments
 

Getting Out of the Dump

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A common practice in the world of training is what we affectionately call the “information dump.” You might know what I’m talking about—the courses that are so text heavy and dense that you lose the learner on page two. These … Continue reading →

 
Friday, October 14th, 2011 3 Comments
 

Doing Something, Action Mapping and Birthday Cakes!

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It’s easy to snooze through instructor-led training. In my high school days, a friend of mine perfected sleeping in class – he rested his head on his hand, holding a pencil, still looking forward! These days, if I’m forced to sit … Continue reading →

 
Wednesday, October 12th, 2011 Comment