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New Release: The Training Book

ITrain has limited pre-release copies of The Training Book, the handbook for trainers.

Step-by-step, you'll learn how to focus on learners' needs and exceed their expectations every time, add punch to your presentations, and create truly great training materials. Through an in-depth exploration of 67 all new and different technical articles that delve into most important skills that lead to success as a professional trainer, The Training Book demonstrates quickly and succinctly the steps you must take to become a great trainer.

Dave Murphy, founder and membership director of ITrain, calls this book a "must-read for all IT trainers."

Order by fax-back or call the Academic Registrar at 1.888.290.6200 or 410.567.5366.


The Training Book, Volume 1

Paper, bound, pp156+, 2005, Professional Trade, $43.95 ea. 
  1. Trainer Certification: Why is it so vital?
  2. A Trainer’s First Steps
  3. Be An Engaging Presenter
  4. Bond & Speak Clearly, Part 1
  5. Ten Training Rules
  6. Training: Preparation, Flexibility, Evaluation
  7. Training Checklist
  8. Selecting The Best Trainer: Techie Or Feel-Good
  9. Tips For Help Desk Trainers
  10. E-Learning Success
  11. Email Pitfalls
  12. Creating Better Training Materials Faster, Part 1
  13. Creating Better Training Materials Faster, Part 2
  14. Consultive Tutoring
  15. Contractor or Consultant?
  16. Connecting Your Classroom To The Internet
  17. Computer Viruses: an executive overview
  18. Software Piracy: Prevention Is Your Responsibility
  19. Small Group Training Success
  20. The Wise Trainer Questions, Part 1
  21. Linux File & Print Services on a Windows Network
  22. Training Startups: Getting Funded
  23. Great Trainers are Trusted Advisors
  24. Don’t Let Training be the First to Go
  25. Computer Training Registers Returns
  26. Junior Workers Need Their Share of Training, Too
  27. Accountability Will Take Training to a New Level
  28. Training Over the Net is a Cost-Effective Solution
  29. Learning to Lead a Virtual Team
  30. Team Based Learning
  31. Technology Skills and Perspectives for Trainers
  32. A La Carte Training: The Quiet Giant
  33. Getting Managers to Get It!
  34. How Do You Prepare for a Presentation?
  35. A Little Help from Friends
  36. 10 Commandments for Instructors
  37. About Advanced Distributed Learning
  38. Setting the Stage, Part 1
  39. Why Join an Association of Professional Trainers?

Order by fax-back or call the Academic Registrar at 1.888.290.6200 or 410.567.5366.


The Training Book, Volume 2

Paper, bound, pp126+, 2005, Professional Trade, $43.95 ea.
  1. Trainer Certification: Why is it so vital?
  2. Alternate Training Venues
  3. Antivirus Procedures
  4. Bond & Speak Clearly, Part 2
  5. Burn Your Data
  6. Classroom Rules
  7. Evaluating Training Courseware
  8. Helping Adults Prepare For Training
  9. Learner-Centered Training, Part 1
  10. Phage, Vermes & Equine
  11. Preparing for E-Learning
  12. E-Learning ISD, Part 1
  13. Selling Your Training Part 1
  14. Teach Windows 9x Security, Part 1
  15. Team Training
  16. Ten Tips to Evaluate a Trainer
  17. The Wise Trainer Questions 2
  18. Trainers: Technical Writers, Part 1
  19. Intranets As A Training Tool
  20. Facilitating Training
  21. Training Potpourri, Part 1
  22. Training Potpourri, Part 2
  23. Training Evaluation Worksheet
  24. The Eight Steps that Guarantee Great Training
  25. The Effect of Multiple Intelligences on Learning Performance
  26. Characteristics Of The Seven Multiple Intelligences
  27. Recognizing Different Learning Styles and their effect on learning and retention
  28. Computer Mediated Training: What does it mean for trainers? How will trainers create interactivity with their learners?
  29. Learning Taxonomy: Introduction for IT trainers to Benjamin Bloom’s taxonomy of educational objectives in the cognitive domain
  30. Why Join an Association of Professional Trainers?

The Training Book, Volumes 1 & 2 Combined

Paper, bound pp282+, 2005, Professional Trade, $79.95 ea.

Order by fax-back or call the Academic Registrar at 1.888.290.6200 or 410.567.5366.


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