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Communication and Information Technology: Training of Trainers: ICT use for Development: Participant Handbook
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Communication and Information Technology: Training of Trainers: ICT use for Development: Participant Handbook
This participant handbook is to be used for training people who will in turn serve as trainers in information and communication technology (ICT). While this Training of Trainers is designed to prepare participants to conduct formal training sessions, the skills and materials can be applied to one-on-one situations or workshops designed to occur over several weeks or months that incorporate short skill-building sessions. There is an accompanying Facilitator Guide and Reference Manual (http://www.peacecorps.gov/library/pdf/T0122_icttotfg.pdf). The objectives of the ICT TOT are to prepare graduates of the training to: 1. Conduct effective computer technology and Internet training so as to help others better accomplish their development objectives; 2. Understand and apply participatory training methods that are effective in experiential learning situations; and 3. Learn how to tailor a training program to the needs of the audience. The materials have been field tested in a number of developing countries. The manual is adapted from material prepared by Zoey Breslar with Kelly J Morris, published by the U.S. Peace Corps, 2002. (PDF, 133 pages)
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