CBTs
Get creative with training!
Need a dynamic e-learning course created for your organization? A course that is media rich and engaging till the last frame? Consider a CBT.
Computer Based Training uses the computer actively as a mode of learning. E-Learning courses are created and burnt on CD which can be later opened on a system to impart training. Computer-based training (CBT) is also called computer-assisted instruction (CAI).Users typically learn by running special training programs on a computer. CBTs are browser independent and do not need the Internet to be accessible. They can support heavier file sizes and media as compared to WBTs, without any issue of speed.
However CBTs are typically more resource intensive than WBTs and production expenses are higher.
The e-learning industry started with the CBT, or Computer Based Training model. Before widespread acceptance of the web, a CD containing a PC tutorial was common place. This method is still valuable today; the only difference is that we now have the ability to store presentations on larger media, providing an even more enriching experience.
CBT’s are also common among those deployments that utilize a Kiosk or Stand-Alone arrangement. CBT’s are designed for those situations where you want high resolution and impeccable quality. These are situations where the value proposition is mostly in the presentation of the material as compared to the tracking of the output.
Advantages of CBTs
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Need a dynamic e-learning course created for your organization? A course that is media rich and engaging till the last frame? Consider a CBT.
Computer Based Training uses the computer actively as a mode of learning. E-Learning courses are created and burnt on CD which can be later opened on a system to impart training. Computer-based training (CBT) is also called computer-assisted instruction (CAI).Users typically learn by running special training programs on a computer. CBTs are browser independent and do not need the Internet to be accessible. They can support heavier file sizes and media as compared to WBTs, without any issue of speed.
However CBTs are typically more resource intensive than WBTs and production expenses are higher.
The e-learning industry started with the CBT, or Computer Based Training model. Before widespread acceptance of the web, a CD containing a PC tutorial was common place. This method is still valuable today; the only difference is that we now have the ability to store presentations on larger media, providing an even more enriching experience.
CBT’s are also common among those deployments that utilize a Kiosk or Stand-Alone arrangement. CBT’s are designed for those situations where you want high resolution and impeccable quality. These are situations where the value proposition is mostly in the presentation of the material as compared to the tracking of the output.
Advantages of CBTs
- Browser independent, users do not need a Net connection.
- Rich media and resource heavy effects are possible without significant slowing down of the system.
Interested in our Computer Based Training? Request a Quote