Do training sessions take place on-site or remotely?
In short and in plain language
Both are possible. Online sessions cover the same content as on-site ones. You save travel time.
For online sessions we advise short blocks over several days. This keeps people fresh. They can try new things right away.
On-site makes sense if you want to work on the code together for a long time.
Both are possible. Remote training via video conference uses screen sharing, collaborative code editors and live exercises and covers the same content as in-person formats. They save travel time and are easier to organize across distributed teams.
For remote formats we recommend shorter blocks of three to four hours spread over several days rather than one long full day. This keeps concentration high and gives participants time to try out what they have learned in their own project in between.
On-site workshops make sense when intensive joint work on code or design is desired. What suits your team we clarify when planning your training.