"eLearning requires eTeachers. As synchronous tools and teaching grows,
we must also grow the skills and strategies of teachers working in the
virtual classroom. The Synchronous Trainer's Survival Guide is a great
resource for the new or experienced eTrainer."
— Elliott Masie, president, The MASIE Center

"The shortest path for most instructors to become more impactful is through synchronous training. And the shortest path for most instructors to become proficient in synchronous training is to use this unique book."
— Clark Aldrich, cofounder, Simulearn and author, Simulations and the Future of Learning

"The virtual classroom is truly a brave new frontier in training. Jennifer Hoffman's new book is appropriately titled, because it will allow readers to, in fact, thrive in the implementation of this exciting new training technology. Jennifer's ands-on experience, as reflected in the book's content and organization, is a great resource for anyone venturing into this otherwise uncharted territory. "
— Ed Underwood, manager of research and development, Farm Credit Financial Partners, Inc.

"The Synchronous Trainers Survival Guide will allow you to get your synchronous project on track quickly and will save you from potentially costly mistakes and missteps. Hofmann's easy-to-read charts, tips, and humorous real-life examples will rapidly get you up to speed on this emerging training technique."
— Nanette Miner, president, The Training Doctor, LLC

"An essential tool for anyone delivering instruction in the live virtual classroom. This book goes the extra mile helping readers maximize the technical features found in virtual classrooms such as assessments, polling, feedback, breakout rooms, and other educational capabilities. In addition to helping the reader make the most of technology, this guide looks at the essential instructional design elements that differentiate an e-learning experience form and e-meeting experience. When the best practices from this book are applied you will be able to do more than simply survive!"
— Dr. Margaret Driscoll, market development manager, Workplace Learning Products, IBM Lotus Software