the original poster asks about software not about your personal views on flight training, which are irrelevant to this thread.
My answer(s) were not directed at the original poster. As a matter of fact, almost nobody's answers were, at least not regarding his question about software (the answer to wich is simply "JeppView").
this is really not appreciated in the modern airline cockpit, so unless you only train ppl and rpl students you (and your students too) would benefit from reconsidering your attitude
Aha. You mean, if I dump all the stupid ballast called "JAR-FCL" and "training syllabus" and go circling overhead radio masts with my students they will stand a better chance of getting a job in a modern airline cockpit? You think I will keep my own job in a transport category aircraft for long, if I start making-up my own approach procedures? Using software downloaded from the internet? Maybe you are right, who knows.