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Training and Supporting Users

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Training and Supporting Users on GoConqr gathers community-made mind maps, flashcards and a note on training methods and user support. The page is for school students studying how users are trained and supported, and teachers looking for material to use in class. It has a small set of resources for secondary school level, including mind maps on internal and external users and flashcards on key terms. Pick a resource to start exploring the topic.

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Start with types of training

A useful starting point is the mind map Summary of Training. It introduces internal and external users and outlines induction, task-based and skills-based training. Induction training is described in relation to a new employee, while task-based training shows how to carry out a specific task.

The Types of training mind map offers another view of these training types. Students can compare the maps and use the examples in each to distinguish one type from another. The flashcard deck on key terms is useful for checking the meanings of induction, task-based and skills-based training.

Move on to supporting users

The Training and Support mind map brings training and support together. It covers types of training, training methods, the difference between training and support, and methods of support. The mind map on software help files adds detail about finding answers to simple questions about software features.

The Health and Safety for Users flashcard deck includes material on user guides, manuals, help and tutorials. These resources offer different ways to look at how users can find support after training.

Use the resources together

There are no quizzes listed on this topic page. Students can use a mind map to organize ideas, then check terms with the flashcards. With a free account, they can also make their own quiz and use it alongside a map to check their understanding.

Within the wider unit in Computing and ICT, this topic brings together the training and support of users. The note on training and supporting users offers another format for studying internal and external users. Try comparing it with a mind map as you work through the topic.

Frequently asked questions

Which resource is a good place to start?

Summary of Training is a useful first mind map for school students. It introduces internal and external users and outlines induction, task-based and skills-based training. After that, Types of training provides another view of those training types, including examples connected to new recruits and specific tasks.

What do the mind maps cover?

The mind maps cover training types and methods as well as support for users. Training and Support looks at the difference between training and support and at methods of support. Another map covers software help files, while Summary of Training introduces internal and external users and several types of training.

Are the resources free to use?

Yes. Every resource listed on this page is free to open, study and take without an account. The collection includes mind maps, flashcard decks and a note made by GoConqr users. School students and teachers can choose the format that suits the material they want to explore.

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