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Seeking user training techniques

Subject: Seeking user training techniques
Date: Sat, 24 Sep 2005 21:39:51 +0530
Hi all,

I need to give end user training on information security. I usually have a powerPoint presentation with text, some posters, a few cartoons if applicable etc. I show the occasional movie. Also, I make the audience participate by asking questions and keeping the session interactive. The users like it but many a time once they are out of the class room they tend to slip back into some of their bad old ways.

I have been thinking about including some games or simulation exercises in the training to re-enforce the material that has been taught. Does any one have any ideas on what I could include? Are there any resources that I could look up in this regard? I would like the entire class to participate.
Note:
I realize that management has to enforce security policies and that training alone cannot lead to a behavior change. I am trying to increase the effectiveness of my training.


Pranav

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