Simulator cost reduction and increased learning value
Telling someone how to do a job is one thing, but showing them is altogether different. Simulator development is all about giving employees the opportunity to gain hands-on experience in…
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Never too young to benefit from online training
Schools are no stranger to the uses of online training, and subsequently more students are gaining practical skills employers seek by using custom training software through sponsored educational programs. Thanks…
Fixing the problem of the under-qualified
For some employers the problem of hiring isn't so much linked to a lack of money or recruitment efforts. Instead, the specialized skills they need in a new hire aren't…
CSE Families Participating in "Kids' Dirty Dash for St. Jude"
Several CSE family members will be participating in the "Kids' Dirty Dash for St. Jude" this month. Proceeds from the event go to the St. Jude Children's Hospital. Check out…
CSE Families Participating in “Kids’ Dirty Dash for St. Jude”
Several CSE family members will be participating in the "Kids' Dirty Dash for St. Jude" this month. Proceeds from the event go to the St. Jude Children's Hospital. Check out…
Teaching internet security and safety online
June is National Internet Safety Month, and in honor of awareness and prevention against cyber crime, some schools are taking the initiative to educate students. In Rhode Island, the New…
Disaster preparedness through learning strategies
Healthcare professionals need to be ready and able to handle a crisis at any time. Their line of work leaves them vulnerable to types of disasters that regular classroom curriculum…
Online learning apps for teaching the disabled
The Cafe Project is a charity effort in Hampshire aimed at giving life skills to those with learning disabilities, and now the group is hoping to pioneer custom software application…
Proliferation of personal devices makes mobile learners
The "Bring Your Own Device" (BYOD) revolution is gaining momentum, and some schools are taking advantage of the new easy outlet for productivity and engagement as well as custom software…
UC Irvine getting the word out on green initiative
Professor James A. Boretti will be leading an eLearning course on green workplace and sustainability importance as part of University of California Irvine Extension's environmental programs focus. The eLearning development…
ASU recognized for eLearning efforts
A member of the Athens State University faculty has been recognized for his ongoing efforts to utilize and develop eLearning utilities. Steve Clark, the director of academic and structural systems,…
DARPA is looking for new medical training
The Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA) announced an open call to game and Apple developers to help engineer new medical training software. This new custom eLearning development program looks…