Tip of the week: Take in these caveats about training approaches
Hospital Safety Insider, May 21, 2008
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- Live presentations are interactive for the audience, but can be boring for speakers if they have to repeat the sessions multiple times to reach all staff members
- Videos and DVDs are effective, but viewers can lose interest after 15 to 20 minutes
- Self-study programs don’t work, as employees often don’t complete them
- Web-based training is convenient and reaches many people, but there are also ways for workers to get around it
- Audioconference education is popular, though you may find that MP3 downloads are preferred by younger employees
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