Designing high-impact training

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I spoke to Susan Armstrong of GTT Worldwide about designing high-impact training. Among other topics, we covered:

  • What clients are looking for and where the income is coming from during lockdown
  • Learning transfer, skills transfer and knowledge transfer
  • Ideas for icebreakers, annotation tools and filters
  • Mistakes speakers and trainers make
  • Speaking levels (knowledge, comprehension), and training levels (application, synthesis…)
  • Why to mix it up and amp up your energy online

Watch our 20-minute conversation here:

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