The evening of the third day is a lab that allows all the participants to develop and polish the presentations that they presented during the first day. This presentation will be videotaped and critiqued as before. Instructors are available to talk with each of the students about their presentation. The last, and perhaps most challenging, training exercise occurs on the last day and is videotaped. It is self, peer and professionally critiqued.
Participants can bring in tasks from work, home, or from a hobby.
The main objective is to observe and critique the presentation teaching process. The subject content is open. This gives the participants a more complete view of themselves in comparison to the training group. This has proven to be one of the most popular segments of the class. Technical Instructor Institutes are housed within the Center for Training and Technical Education in the College of Technology, Engineering and Management at the University of Wisconsin-Stout, Menomonie, Wisconsin.