Training built around the system people actually have to use.
SystemTrainer is being developed for organisations needing practical learning, adoption support and reusable guidance for named workplace systems.
Learning shaped by the actual interface, not a generic course.
Too much system training is written before the rollout is finished, then left behind when the interface changes underneath it. SystemTrainer starts from the system as people will actually use it—the screens, the steps and the places people get stuck—and builds the learning around that.
The aim is guidance people can follow while doing the task, not a slide deck they sat through once and forgot.
Planned examples.
Role-based system learning
What someone needs to know, shaped by what their role actually requires them to do in the system.
Workflow simulations
Practice the real steps in a safe representation of the system before completing them for real.
Job aids and adoption support
Short, reusable reference material for the moment somebody is actually stuck.