D. Scott Cobeen

Great responses, and last note to the topic from me…
To the :Comment by Michael Steadman 3 minutes ago.

Michael, Firstly , I concur with your non-Microsoft model and that your 500 model is right for your work environment). With over 9000 computer users of MOSS at my location, I have trained over 5000 in the last 5 years…(from basic users to,…[Read more]

Concur with all upper management ‘s buy in as well, just don’t let it become “a be careful what you ask for”…you may get it…
If your management does see the values added from most any aspect of just using the utilities with in SharePoint…(efficiencies/standardizing/reducing errors and stopping redundancies in documents) be prepared to train…[Read more]

1. I believe the number of trainers should be based on can they give real examples of SharePoint utility within their line of work.
2. I teach class room sizes of 25 with each at a PC and with their own site to work on in class.
3. Should have an AI other instructor for the initial set up at least…(So a 2:50 ratio would be recommended)
4. They…[Read more]

Train them…on the facets relevant to their skill sets and or needs. It will sell its ell when teaching how to use it…Just have some real world demos of how they can help leverage the technology…SharePoint/MOSS/SP 2010…We must teach it usage and do that in a hands on approach…
It has worked extremely well here …
P.S. be able to show…[Read more]

Maybe not worth much, but if you are a site owner…Administrator and you are trying to fugure out a how to regarding anythign with in MOSS 2007..
Sites/Libraries/List….WorkFlows etc.,. give me a question here…considering it does auto email to my work desk…
I have been leveraging all aspects of SPS 2003 and MOSS 2007 for a DoD Army…[Read more]