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MTL E-Manuals: Communications
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The Communications E-Manual gives you 180 pages of material covering every aspect of communications training.

What you'll get...

104 A to Z topics, including "The Pinocchio Effect", "Pruning", "Truth and Lies" and "Leave 'Em Alone Zap"
over 120 quiz questions in 8 different formats
38 training room exercises including "The Communications Log", "The Wheel of Fortune", "Animal, Vegetable, and Mineral", and "Orange Aid"
23 ready-to-use worksheets, including "Communications Loops", "Talking to the Team", "Self-Fulfilling Prophecies", and "Overcoming Shyness"
over 90 quotations, including classics from Albert Einstein, Jonathan Swift, Gerald Ford, and Nelson Mandela.

With these materials, you'll be able to run any communications course you like, including how to use and interpret body language; how to use different kinds of questions; how to overcome communications barriers; how to decide on your communications strategy; and many more.

Don't expect your people to become master communicators by themselves. It's not possible. You've got to help them. And we'll help you help them.

This e-book is in pdf format, which means you can download it now and be using it to train in minutes from now.

(Publisher: KSA / Manage Train Learn)

Price: £19.97

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1. Joanne on 11/02/2010, said:

This is a really useful manual with some new ideas for quizzes on communication and some useful facts that can be used to enliven any workshop or course. There are some unique exercises that we haven’t come across before that have been a valuable addition to our training toolkit.
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2. Anthea on 13/01/2010, said:

The communications manual that I downloaded was very basic and not at all what I expected. It should be targeted at an Entry Level. The book mostly consists of short paragraphs that provides a definition or very superficial information about, albeit a very extensive list, concepts and key elements of communication. As I was hoping for information at an advanced level, I didn't find this manual useful. However, as mentioned, it could provide the very basic information needed by someone wanting to present a course about the basic - and very broad - aspects of communication.
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