Low Volume Training

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I am currently researching new approaches to Low Volume Training / Inductions.

We have a 3 week induction model which does not always fit for some roles or some departments due to their low volume in delegates.

Is anyone happy to share their approaches / models they use to low volume training

Id appreciate any suggestions to help me build a conceptual design model

Thanks

russlater says:

March 6, 2014 at 8:15 am

elearning.powerpoint

I created an induction pack entirely on powerpoint and saved a slideshow so people could use it in the same way as a didactic elearning module.

this was quick and cheap and helped with the low volume

Rus
f1girl says:

March 13, 2014 at 2:14 pm

Free guide

Hi,

Inductions is one of the things I specialise in, especially low level ones. I recommend a flexible approach that is largely completed on the job. If you visit my website, you can download a free 7 page guide that explains what to include and how in detail.

http://www.keystonedevelopment.co.uk/premium-resources

Hope it helps,

Sheridan Webb

Keystone Development & Training Ltd