Most sessions have been full to capacity. Many producers who use early versions of the software and are considering upgrades People who are very Quicken -literate who just want to see if you can teach them something new. We have been successful in this attempt to satisfy different levels of expertise. However, this is a growing problem. The formats of the educational sessions have varied from a 30 minute introductory session to multi-session workshops involving more than 10 hours of contact time.
Participants seem to enjoy working on the computer.
This is the most rewarding part of the educational experience for all involved. Students feel good because they feel they have learned something to help them with their record keeping. Instructors feel good because they have helped the students realize that they can use the software. As mentioned earlier, we do not have waiting lists for folks wanting to get into Quicken training sessions. We have simply not had enough experience turning folks away from meetings to try to enforce enrollment limitations.