Web-Based Training
"I took one of your competitor's WBT class three weeks ago. No comparison!!! Langevin is FAR superior. Excellent content, organization, and instructor."Brian Thompson FEMA
This workshop gives you a straightforward, streamlined process for creating interactive and engaging e-learning. Learn how to blend a rich variety of methods and media for Web-Based Training (WBT) and Computer-Based Training (CBT). Return to your job with the key skills and confidence to design robust e-learning that goes far beyond boring "page turners."
This workshop is focused on instructional design principles for e-learning rather than the technical authoring/programming of a course.
For anyone who must design or evaluate WBT/CBT, work with vendors, manage designers, or make decisions about e-learning.
Planning
Analysis
Design
Development
Evaluation
All the worksheets, checklists, and forms in Microsoft® Word template format as well as e-learning resources and links. Simply download the templates from your personal My Langevin website.
Free e-learning module: Training Needs Analysis: A Quick, Consultative Approach – a $199 value.
Free 1-year edit service. Receive detailed feedback on your materials to help improve your courses.
Free telephone consultation. If you need advice, confirmation of a decision, or someone to discuss ideas with – just give us a call.
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