The Computer Training Handbook: How to Teach People to Use Computers

by Elliott Masie and Rebekah Wolman

Book covers: . training models and approaches to how different people learn training techniques and technology discussions in reference format . 23 mini chapters cover lecture, self study, on-the-job... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Hardcover
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0913393266
• ISBN13: 9780913393260
• Release Date: January 1989
• Publisher: National Training & Computers Project
• Length: 276 Pages
• Weight: 1.95 lbs.

Customer Reviews

The IT trainer's bible

If you are an IT trainer or someone responsible for IT trainers, this book is a "must read". I have had the privilege of not only reading this excellent book on how to train people to use computers (and putting it all into practice) but also to have heard the gospel being preached from the horse's mouth. I have been training people to use computers (and training trainers) according to the "Masie" way for over eight years - and his teaching is still as effective in today's ultra-technological world. He puts it all across in the most "easy to read and remember" fashion with lots of hints and tips for the trainer. The company I work for develop software for the advertising industry and our trainers have to go out and train our clients to use our system. They all follow Masie's "Sagamore Design Model"(explained in detail in the book)and feedback on our training has been consistently high over the last eight years. I thoroughly recommend this book to anyone who is responsible for training people to use computers. I can assure you that your training effectiveness will double at least!