The Virtual Trainer's Checklist for Interactive Delivery, Counter-Intuitive Design and Social Interaction
Provided by Citrix Online
Category Training and Development
Type White Paper
Length 13
Publish Date December 06 2012
Date posted July 13 2012
Overview
Many organizations need a lesson or two in how to leverage online training to reduce costs, increase productivity and expand reach. These are, after all, the strengths of online training. "One of the great benefits of using an online training solution is the ability to present SMEs to wide audience regardless of the distance." This new MarketingStories.com white paper explores innovative delivery and design strategies for online training that produce the greatest business value.
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