Training Development - Developing Presentations
Presenting information to participants is a common method used in training healthcare providers, e.g., lectures, role-plays, and observations/feedback. This subcategory will help you develop informative, interactive, and engaging learning opportunities for a training audience. A planning template and guidelines will help in this development phase.
- Training Planning Template
- File Type:
- Word Document
- Pages:
- 3
A blank form to help the preceptor shape and focus his or her presentation. This tool walks a presenter through the essential steps of identifying one’s audience, why the training is needed, and what participants need to know. It also addresses training specifics, e.g., when, where, teaching timeframe, objectives, methods, and evaluation.
- Sample Presentation
- File Type:
- Word Document
- Pages:
- 1
A step-by-step example of a training presentation, from the introduction to the conclusion. The presentation includes sample statements and general examples illustrating key points you might address. This tool shows one way to connect with your audience and express respect for the work they do.
- Guidelines for Preparing Training Notes
- File Type:
- Word Document
- Pages:
- 1
A list of tips about formatting and understanding your notes so that lessons are easy to deliver. This tool addresses spacing, using large fonts, bolding certain words, and ways to maintain good eye contact with your participants, e.g., be familiar with your material so you don’t need to look at your paper too often.