Technical Education and Training involve developing and enriching technical skills and knowledge, which are crucial in today’s digital economy. Our ‘Technical Education and Training’ category provides a comprehensive collection of articles focused on methods, best practices, tools, and strategies for effective technical learning and instruction. Whether you’re an educator, a learner, a training professional, or an organization leader aiming to enhance technical skills within your team, this category serves as a rich resource.
Explore the potential of ChatGPT for technical writing and learn how to succeed with this AI tool. Understand its benefits, limitations, and how to add your unique value to create high-quality content. Dive into the future of technical writing with ChatGPT.
The Power of a Productive No is the ability to generate positive outcomes when saying No to a request. Having the ability to say no, but provide options to find an answer is called a “Productive No.” In this article, we’ll explore the benefits of saying no and share practical tips for unlocking your productivity.
Visual learners are individuals who process information best when presented visually rather than through other means like listening or reading. In this article, we’ll explore how you can use visual learners’ unique learning styles to your advantage in academic, professional, and personal settings.
I solved an issue I was having when using Microsoft OneNote on my Surface Laptop with a touch screen when using a secondary, non-touch monitor. I discovered a solution, or workaround that solved the issue. Microsoft OneNote is one of those productivity tools I cannot live without in my study and work life.
Our ability to keep up with the volume of new cloud-based products and services is becoming more difficult. To survive in this environment, we need to adopt various learning techniques and Guided Technical Enablement is an example of Agile Learning and uses Learning Plan is one of them.
You are writing and come across a word that just does not look right. This article covers one of my pet peeves, “Productionalization”. As I looked at various sources, I realized that perhaps I have to open my mind to the new english.
