10 Ways to Optimise Salesforce End-User TrainingÂ
By Heather Black

Whether you are working as a solo Salesforce Administrator or Salesforce Consultant, you need to know how to lead a Salesforce Project.
Beyond Salesforce Technical Skills, the key professional skills you need to lead a project include Business Analysis, Agile Project Management and Change Management. We teach these skills on the Supermums Consultancy Skills Course, alongside equipping our students with the right knowledge, tools and templates to confidently lead a Salesforce project.
As part of our ‘How to Lead a Salesforce Project’ content series over the next 5 weeks, we are sharing some top tips from our Supermums Consultancy Skills Course. These include:
- 10 Documents to produce for a Salesforce Project
- How to Estimate Time & Budget for for a Salesforce Project
- How to Assess Risks on a Salesforce Project
- 5 Communication Tools to use on a Salesforce Project
- 10 ways to optimise your Salesforce End-User Training Strategy
This week we are talking about the 10 ways to optimise your Salesforce End User Training Strategy
Watch this quick video to get an overview on this topic from Heather Black, CEO of Supermums and lead instructor the consultancy skills course.
What’s covered? Here’s a summary:
- Explain the Why! – Explain why it is important to learn this to spark interest. Why is learning this important to the business, the team and to them personally. How is going to help them.
- Create Motivation – Ways to motivate people will depend on the culture of the organisation and also different personalities. For example you could paint the picture of the future with customer success stories, creategamification using trailhead and build people’s self-esteem through learning.
- Accommodate for different learning styles – Everyone has a preferred style of learning. Learning styles can include Audio, Audio Digital, Kinaesthetic, Visual. Deliver a blended training to cater for all.
- Visual Learners – These type of learners prefer videos, live training, demonstrations, case studies, pictures. They want to see the system in practice.
- Audio Digital Learners – These type of learners prefer manuals, reading, facts and figures. They want to know about the system. It’s credibility and see it in practice.
- Audio Learners – These type of learners prefer videos, audio, live training and discussions. They want to listen live and watch replays.
- Kinaesthetic Learner – These type of leaners prefer practical training, user testing scripts and sandbox training. They need to learn by doing.
- Use Native In-Situ Training Resources – Setting up training tools that are embedded in the system and easy to find think Trailhead Paths, My Trailhead, Learning Paths, In-App Guidance
- Consider third party in-situ training and adoption tools – For example Improved apps, Spekit, Walk-me, Whatfix, Skuid.
- Evaluation Success – The success of a training strategy is dependent on assessing whether the end-user adoption analytics are as expected? Ask for feedback on the training and host a follow up session for reflective learners in case they have any questions.
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