This Hub is intended for use by anyone interested or involved in providing training about the production or use of Cochrane reviews. Here you can find out about and participate in our Trainers' Network, correspond with other trainers, and access our range of materials to support Cochrane's training activities.

Cochrane's Trainers' Network is open to anyone who has a role in training and support for preparing Cochrane reviews, including formal training, one-to-one author support and the development of training materials. Membership of the Trainers' Network will give you access to many of the resources that are shared on this Trainers' Hub, as well as the opportunity to network and collaborate with other trainers on our email discussion group, share good practice and resources, and attend any of our dedicated learning events for trainers.

Read more about how to join the Trainers' Network.

Author Training Materials 
**Trainers' Network members only**
Our Author Training Materials (ATMs) are a suite of twenty modules covering all aspects of systematic reviewing, for use in face-to-face or virtual training activities. Each module compromises of downloadable presentations, exercises, practical materials and guidance for trainers. The modular design means trainers can select the materials they wish to use, and tailor these to their own training style and audience, whilst maintaining the most up-to-date methodological rigour for the training content. 

How to organise live online learning
This webinar was a guide for running webinars and virtual workshops from the Learning Team in the People Serices Department, the team behind the Cochrane Learning Live webinar series. As well as the recordings from the webinar itself, you can also find other materials including Good practice guidance for webinars and virtual workshops and an Example virtual workshop schedule.

Presentation Styles
A webinar from our Trainers' Week event on novel presentation styles by Associate Professor Dragan Ilic, an expert from the Medical Research & Quality Unit at Monash University. This informatiive and innovative session focused on presentation styles and different approaches to training in small and large group sessions.

Ask the expert
Another resource from Trainers' Week, participants asked a panel of experts questions about all aspects of being a Cochrane Trainers. There's some facinating insights and answers about some of the challenges that trainers face, from dealing with diificult learners to handling post-lunch fatigue! 

Cochrane Classmate
Classmate is a tool that enables trainers to use the Cochrane Crowd platform to create tasks and activities for their trainees. The platform allows you to chose learning activities based on a range of health research tasks, create groups or teams and assign them challenges and competitions.