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A few months ago I read through my copy of ASTD's 2007 State of the Industry Report. ASTD is the American Society for Training and Development. So, before I raise your hopes about this being a summary of the real estate industry, I should quickly say the subject industry is training.

Not surprising, yet significant, is the continued increasing trends in online learning. Year-over-year growth rates of about 20%-30% were evidenced. The variance owes primarily to the types of technologies used (i.e., self-paced online, instructor-led online, networked, and so on). In any case, no matter how you slice it, that growth is pretty significant.

I wanted to drill-down to the real estate industry; specifically, agent experiences with online training. So, last month, I solicited feedback from some of you as well as from readers from a few other sites in which I hold memberships. It was an informal survey lasting only a few days. But still, it generated more than 25 responses with interesting anecdotal insights and encouraged me to consider doing this annually in a more formal, targeted fashion. Anyway, that's for me to think about later. In the meantime, I promised to summarize the findings of this recent survey and make it available.

Here you go...

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Personally I'm a big fan of 'distant learning'. I think that learning on your own schedule is a huge advantage. Furthermore, using the computer to learn means that the user can take advantage of software and program simulations to aid them.
Definetly! An online real estate training may be the way to comprehend the business or the interaction of the market's variables a little more. I always claim that a person sholud be born as a trader, than it is just a question of education and fields interests that may lead one in the real estate. Worknig as a http://ellidavis.com "> Toronto real estate agent for a few years I've witnessed some new colleagues to be more successful than the others. Now, this might be the key to anyone interested into working as a realtor one day - What level are your communication skills? Are you a social-interaction freak? Are you a challenging type? Now what do you think should be the 'right' answer..

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