As before, the original plan was to have two versions: one self-led and one instructor-led. The latter didn’t happen (and you will never know the scale of what didn’t happen across the entire project, not just this one subject)!
However, I believe this version can still be used for instructor-led delivery. It’s just not optimised for it.
I disagree. I am an HQ IT geek but firmly believe in the absolute importance of f2f and practical training. There is a place for online stuff to save time, resources, etc, and to enhance interactivity in certain cases.
Generally, however, give me a whiteboard, a rifle, and a training area (all at once if you’d like!). Just don’t give me a Viking … unless you retrofit an engine.
Point: ‘HQ’ is in technicolour! Please don’t dull us all with your brushes.
It amazes me that we’re doing more and more online, yet our wing ‘Astra Breifing Day’ is being done in person. An event that arguably suits perfectly for an online conference. I can’t go, because I’m away. Had it been online I’d probably have popped in for a couple of hours! I swear is just too get some people a few more paid days or something?!
More than likely. It’s in place of the annual staff conference. You know the ones where you do break out sessions for 3 hours discussing how to improve X, Y and Z and then never see our hear anything more about it. Really should be a teams thing imo.
Unless your wings being dissolved & broken up so it would be its last opportunity to get together as a wing. I can then understand the mentality of saying “sod it we’ll do it as a face to face & burn a piano at the end”.
The way forward (for conferences & training) is a hybrid approach - online to get the widest reach, face to face for technical/nuanced activities.
They can be face to face as long as there is a training element rather than just a get together.
I understand the view from the top, it saves time and money but I really think it’s short sighted with regards to networking and picking up best practice.
A question I asked over and over and over. That’s the specification and that’s what we had to make. You have my sympathy. I only hope you only actually need to teach it once …