The bite sized guide to presentations, workshops and Learning & Development
Help! I’m responsible for presenting seminars or designing training…
…what do I do next?
Training Bites covers every aspect of running presentations and training including:
• How adults learn
• Doing a training needs analysis
• Running great presentations or seminars (including the slides!)
• Designing e-learning
• Developing and facilitating workshops
• Organising conferences
• Writing L&D strategic plans & more…
Training Bites is for anyone who has to present at meetings or seminars, run training or is responsible for L&D programmes.
“This is a must read for anyone working in L&D. I got so much from it that I’m going to use in my role”. SARAH, Capability Development Manager.
“I got thrown into an education role without any training. This book has been incredibly useful”. KEVIN, Education Officer.
ANGELA ATKINS is an experienced Instructional Designer, Presenter, Facilitator and L&D Manager. She’s also the best selling author of Management Bites & Employment Bites. In this book she shares real examples of what to do and what not to do to make your training exciting, engaging and effective!
Please note: We sell this book through lulu.com. Just click on the flag icon near the top right to change store and select your country.
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Founded in New Zealand in 2006 by Angela and Fraser Atkins, we always had big plans for elephant! We developed and refined our programmes over time then in 2016 we went global. We’ve never looked back and develop all our programmes this way.
Our programmes focus on actual outcomes with practical tools and techniques you can use straight away. We discuss real life not just theory and we make it fun!
We design and run programmes globally with customised parts for each country. And we have local experts facilitate our workshops. You get the best of both worlds.
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For musings on HR and people management, check out Angela Atkins popular blog. Click here to have a read.
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