Tip #501: In Praise of Piloting Training Programs
This Tip is in praise of piloting training programs so you can find and work out the bugs in the content, format, and learning activities.
January 20, 2014
This Tip is in praise of piloting training programs so you can find and work out the bugs in the content, format, and learning activities.
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