Active Training: A Handbook of Techniques, Designs, Case Examples, and Tips (Active Training Series)

I purchased this book for class last semester and liked it so much I decided to keep it to use as a reference for training. It is an easy book to read and really does have a lot of information and tips that can help when designing a training program.

Per her usual, Biech as added great value to Silberman's work. It is worth the money, this book.

The first pages are not properly printed.For the prices asked... it's disappointing.

Had to get this book for my Training & Development class. It was an easy read with many great examples. I added it to my library to use as a training resource.

If you’re going to create a training manual or in need of assistance on how to conduct a training this book would be of great assistance to you.

I teach a lot of new trainers and instructional designers and this is one of the foundational books I use.

Directed reading as part of a business class I am taking about training, interesting and has utility. I did the kindle version, probably should have gone for a traditional book so that I can use it in my work space and mark it up. Full of checklists and feedback loops.

This is a great book to read to get ideas for adult classes. Whether you are a safety trainer, a Sunday School teacher, or a university professor, this book will provide you with ways to help your students remember the subject matter better.