Training and Education: The Value in Computer-Based Training

Article Abstract:

Computer-based training can be used by companies and educational institutions that are having difficulty keeping abreast of the new technologies. Advantages of computer-assisted instruction include flexibility, individualization, immediate feedback, and the ability to create simulations. Disadvantages include keeping the software current, scheduling learning sessions, deficiencies in the software, and that some people learn better from other people than from machines.

Computer assisted instruction, User training, Simulation, Interactive Video, Computer-Assisted Instruction, Training of Employees, Feedback

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Training and Education: OA Curriculum Development

Article Abstract:

Due to the usual two-year wait for curriculum revision approval, courses in new technology are often outdated before they are offered. Tips for keeping faculty informed of new texts and equipment are included. Considerations and guidelines for implementation of new curricula are listed.

Education, Technology, Office automation, Curriculum, Guidelines

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