29. The method as defined in claim 21 , the method further comprising training the user in taking notes, including training the user to prioritize what is to be noted with respect to the first training presentation.
21. A method of training a user via an interactive electronic training system, the method comprising: providing via an interactive electronic training system terminal an informational presentation, the informational presentation including example language for use by a first person in obtaining and/or providing information to a second person; providing via the interactive electronic training system terminal a training presentation of an interaction between two or more real or simulated people, of a person appearing to speak to the user, and/or a monologue by a person, wherein the training presentation includes one or more scripted correct acts and one or more scripted errors designed to train a user with respect to one or more skills; providing via the interactive electronic training system terminal user instructions via which the user is instructed to verbally identify one or more correct acts of a first type committed by at least one of the persons in the training presentation without providing a choice of answers from which the user can select; causing, at least in part, an indication to be stored in computer readable memory as to whether the user correctly identified a first correct act performed by at least one of the persons in the training presentation; providing user instructions via which the user is instructed to verbally identify one or more errors committed by at least one of the persons in the training presentation; causing, at least in part, an indication to be stored in computer readable memory as to whether the user correctly identified a first error committed by at least one of the persons in the training presentation; causing, at least in part, the user to be asked to verbally state, in the first person using language from the informational presentation, what should have been said by at least one of the persons in the training presentation so that the first error would not have occurred, without providing answers from which the user can select; presenting via the interactive electronic training system terminal a preprogrammed correct answer in the form of text, audio, animation, and/or video so that a scorer can compare the preprogrammed correct answer with language provided by the user in response to the instruction to state correct language and enter a corresponding score substantially immediately after the user responded to the instruction to state correct language; and causing, at least in part, an indication to be stored in computer readable memory as to whether the user correctly explained what should have been said so that the first error would not have occurred.