Revision as of 00:48, 1 February 2008

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• They are lots of materials already out there and we need to index again for various audiences.
• You can index for example, for training in a workshop style for five days and for a new staff with certain qualifications. For example:
  • Knows Java 2 years
  • Knows English
  • Wants to know for their specific business in their present company
  • (That means they may not want to know too general but more specific to how to modify the system for their particular needs)
• There are many good resources we can take from such as CarlosRuiz here.
• Mine is here (from a more universal and university based angle).
• So it all depends on your audience or students. What do they really want? But you cannot teach everything within 5 days. You have to be selective and focus on simple layout training plan that has less but complete finishing with hands-on exercise and quiz or games to make it interesting.
• It can evolve along from time to time as we teach people. First thing is to get a real class to teach! :-)
• When you begin to formulate your course, you need not type everything out in your skeleton, just links like i did above can do for a start. U can also use a mindmap tool called freemind. It can be exported here as i see some did. The whole idea is to just organise our so much content. :)) - - Red1 17:29, 31 January 2008 (EST)

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