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Required tutor to attend a session first

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Required tutor to attend a session first

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Sync session

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If we ask open-ended question "what do you need support on" send that to onboarding buddy

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We should explain what a web app is and we should also explain what unique names mean.

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We should explain what a web app is and we should also explain what unique names mean.

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Nice pictures and lots of important information! Love it!

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Nice pictures and lots of important information! Love it!

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Utilize the Shw bot and insert info that most tutors always ask

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There's a lot of information that's provided

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There is no way for us to track if someone just skipped through it

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A walkthrough of our history

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As new tutors join, I see many being overwhelmed with slack and getting confused on it. I wish we included more of introduction on how to use slack

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The training was very intuitive and easy to follow

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Go through FAQ document, communicate about first session planning

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A message about how they may not respond for a few hours and a link to FAQ

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Rather than "training"
Focus on ongoing learning and development

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How about the new tutors get in a zoom call with their onboarding buddy? They could go through the overview of the Coda Doc with them ask any questions and it will ensure that new tutors don't skip it!

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Introduce the volunteer opportunities. It took me sometime to find out about the additional volunteer opportunities.

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A lot of times new tutors have questions about the service hours coda maybe have it linked here so they can easily access it.

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Add a summary of the most important points at the end of the training, as the sections are quite long and contain a lot of explanation but it can be difficult to find some important takeaways.

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an example would be including case studies ...

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of why I signed up for SHW in the first place ... the training seemed "technical" ... would have loved an "inspirational" dimension (beyond the one quick Sal video)

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A short demonstration of how to use coda 

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A short demonstration of how to use coda 

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A lot of modules may be skipped accidentally.

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I wanted more illustrations of sessions, beyond the one Kate video

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I love that everything is structured well enough to find any questions new tutors have!

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The current training is very well told and understandable and it helps me.

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was extremely ambiguous when I took it. I think it has been improved but haven't re-visited it

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I had an onboarding buddy once ask me what happens if their session is flagged what happens,

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Some way to provide feedback to tutors reflections so that they feel more compelled to complete it.

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Some people new to Coda skipped sections and missed content.

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A lot of the feedback asked for example sessions or scenarios

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It's quick!