Reddit mentions of The Presentation Secrets of Steve Jobs: How to Be Insanely Great in Front of Any Audience

I agree with elmatador. If you can be slightly more specific in what you are looking for, we can be more specific in the answer.

elmatador also gives a good comparison between the different types of training and where and why you might use them.

I personally use a blend of online and instructor-led training to train technical and sales staff in the 166 countries our company is present in. As long as the exams have carefully constructed questions, it is a very viable way of making sure your learners understand and know the material. If there is an urgent need, or a knowledge gap in a common subject matter or geography, I get on a plane and do an ILT.

As a side note, I also make sure I am doing the best I can, and constantly read books, websites, and listen to audiobooks on training and presenting. At the moment I'm reading two books and listening to one:

• The Presentation Secrets of Steve Jobs by Carmine Gallo - [AMZN Canada]
  
• How to Run Great Workshops by Nikki Highmore Sims - [AMZN Canada]
  
• The Presentation Coach by Graham G. Davies - [[AMZN Canada]] (http://www.amazon.ca/Presentation-Coach-Knuckle-Brilliance-Presenter/dp/085708044X/)
  
  All are quite good so far, and focus on different aspects of training. As a new person to the field, I'd recommend the Great Workshops book as it gives very practical information about everything that goes into a successful ILT.
  
  Edit: Added Amazon.ca links for convenience, since I realise that's where you are. :)

Very long citation, 26 min.
I suggest you this book:
http://www.amazon.com/The-Presentation-Secrets-Steve-Jobs/dp/0071636080
Hope to be useful.

Here are some ideas that are sure to piss of any "mac hater":

Inside Steve's Brain (the Expanded Edition, no less)

The Presentation Secrets of Steve Jobs: How to Be Insanely Great in Front of Any Audience

The Apple Way