Dear all, could you please help to create Technical training plan for workshop?
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amerhasam az tabriz 63/6/4 bache nesferah hastam daneshjooye omran dar shabestar
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There are some books on training.  You might want to try Chris Carmicheal's cook book.  You can also check out www.beginnertriathelete.com.  There are lots of resources.
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Try the book Marthoning for Mortals by John Bingham.  It has lots of helpful advice and training plans for beginners.
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that is a really big project, hope this helps, good luck
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This is just one of many posting if you search it.\n\nhttp://www.thewritersforhire.com/technical/
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You have several avenues: \n  + pre-recorded training\n  + live training\n\nBoth of these avenues can be pursued with standard traing tools.  For pre-recorded training you can use MicroSoft Word flowcharts and MS PowerPoint screenprints for simply training where there are very few branches.  For live training you can use MS NetMeeting to give the users opportunity to interact with you.  You can pay extra to large consulting firms for more specialized tools but you will not get the same reliability and performance you can get from these standard MS products.
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Here is a link that those of us working in the industry use to contact one another.\nGood luck
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http://peoplesoft.ittoolbox.com/documents/popular-q-and-a/peoplesoft-training-604
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The purpose of  your class is unclear so it is difficult to offer good suggestions.  How about having them do projects related to the countries they might work in?  I'm not sure of the purpose of teaching them technical writing???  What do you mean by "a technical class"?  Or have them demonstrate each other's skill areas so that they have to stretch a little?\n\nI wish I could be of more help.
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I have try storesonline. I think they have a 4 hours free seminar you migh want to take advantage of.\nYou can also get some on line video training too.  You might be interested in the videotraining we offer in our sites. Please check the resouces box below. Good luck!
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Its not really a training site, but more of a community of helpful professional indivuals who certainly know what they're doing.\nwww.utteraccess.com\nIm sure they can guide you on your projects or point you in the right direction for the right training.\nMatt
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Take some project management theory training, not just training in project management software.\n\nProject Management for Dummies is a good book for novice project managers, and it's inexpensive.
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Scroll down\n\nhttp://www.dir.ca.gov/dosh/dosh_publications/trainingreq.htm
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try this :\n\nhttp://www.makezine.com/blog/archive/2005/06/
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You could do this in a MS Word document by typing the instructions and supplementing them with hyperlinks to where files are stored and to the useful websites.\n\nIf you are looking for specific software there is a huge range to consider. You might want to look at ones focused on GTD (Getting Things Done) - see below - but the learning curve for any specialised product is going to be substantial. Do you have that sort of time?\n\n///
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Dear mr./ms. engineer, \n\nProducing ceramics is one thing and managing the busyness is another. You should include in your question what kind of help you need.
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I'm not entirely sure I know what the question is... it's very short, but here's a shot:\n\n1) Computer training (like a register POS system or a CD rom that works you through a practice or Q and A training sessin)\n2) On-the-job training (usually peer-to-peer, but sometimes manager-to-peer).\n3) Mentorship training sessions\n4) Role-playing sessions (peer-to-peer or manager-to-employee). \n5) Training manuals and memos. \n\nAnd, as a bonus, there are training seminars and retreats.