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Learning Management Web Key Features

 

Manage Sites & People Remotely Companies don't need to manage the site and person information from a central location if they don't want to.  The LMW allows people and site information to be maintained by the remote sites so the management of information can be decentralized to the locations that are responsible for the information.
Electronic Instructor's Guide  An Electronic Instructor's Guide can be created through the Learning Management Web (LMW) to store notes, bullet points, PowerPoint slides, computer animation, graphics, spreadsheets, web pages, and more. The instructor's guide can be printed to use as a coordination document with the control room personnel as well as displayed on-screen during a broadcast so the instructor always has access to the course material where its most needed.	more
Displayable Media Capture, Storage, and Display The Instructor's Guide not only provides on-screen help, it also allows developers to assign displayable media, questions, slides, graphics, animations, web pages, documents, etc., to components and store them in the database.  All displayable components of a live broadcast can be captured and stored for repeated use.	more
Custom Reports and Database Access  All student interaction is captured, timestamped, and stored in a web-accessible database immediately as it occurs.  The information can be retrieved through a variety of standard reports as well as a custom reporting function of the LMW. All attendance, test results, registration, and completion information can be displayed by entering criteria that the user defines. This criteria can be selected from courses, lessons, regions, departments, job codes, date ranges, student names, IDs, and status. Reports can optionally be generated in pdf format. If more elaborate reports are necessary, Learn.Net provides the database schema and various views so customers can extract information and create their own reports directly from the CADE database.	more
Active Directory Authentication & Database Update The CADE system can optionally communicate with Active Directory to authenticate users rather than using validation from the CADE database.  In addition to authentication, the CADE database can be automatically populated with the required information from Active Directory.  This means personnel in the CADE database are automatically maintained.	more
Prerecorded, Interactive Broadcasts  Programs can be stored at the studio and broadcast on a schedule maintained in the LMW. At the scheduled time, a Studio Control program will automatically start a course and issue questions in synch with the recorded program. Students would log on and respond to the instructor's questions with their wireless remote controls just as if it were a live broadcast. Student attendance, responses, and completion information are timestamped and stored in the CADE database as part of the student's training history. This training history is also made available for reporting and analysis for authorized personnel.	more
On-Demand to the Desktop  Video archives can be retrieved and played on-demand with interaction synchronized with the video so when the instructor asks a question on the video, the student is prompted for a response by PC. Student responses are timestamped and stored in the CADE database and made part of the student's training history. This need not be the Virtual Classroom PC and can be any PC connected to the network. Achieves may be stored on the Virtual Classroom PC, a disk server, Helius router, or any other network storage device.	more
SCORM Run-Time Environment The LMW can import and launch SCORM compliant courses.  It has implemented all the required and optional API's defined by SCORM.  All results from SCORM courses are captured and stored in the CADE database just like any other type of training.	more
Customer Controlled Look, Feel, Content The Learning Management Web is largely generated by the information in the CADE database.  Information that may be changed by the client.  The following items can be changed by the customer: User roles, function assignment to user roles, access levels Menus, functions, forms requirements, on-line help Coded descriptions, drop down menu selections Background/foreground color, fonts, font sizes Graphics, logos, bullets, standard icons
Unlimited User Defined Roles The CADE Learning Management Web allows for the customization of job codes.  Each employee may be assigned a job code or codes.   Administrators can create a "Plan of Study", enroll a specific group in a course, communicate, or track participants by job code group.  Functions can be defined that are unique to each role.	more
User Defined Functions There are an unlimited number of functions (applications) that can be defined for each user role in the LMW.  A standard set of functions is predefined but new functions can be added, existing ones removed or modified.
Recorded Audio Questions & Answers During the course of a broadcast it is not always possible or feasible to answer all questions that might arise.  The CADE Virtual Classroom program will allow learners to record questions through the PC microphone which are reviewed at a later time by topic experts, who may be located anywhere in the world, via the internet. Learners may ask questions that are then stored by a central server.  Authorized topic experts may then review the questions in their area of expertise and record an answer for the learner to hear at their own leisure.  When a learner logs on to the the web site, a notification message will alert them that an answer has been recorded for them.  The learner can then hear their original question and then the topic expert's answer as many time as they like until they choose to delete the recordings.
eBroadcast Presentations Any course, as well as for general information,  may include an eBroadcast Presentation.  An eBroadcast Presentation is a web based presentation that allows an instructor to issue slides in real-time to many different participants over the internet.  As the instructor changes slides, the page on each participant's browser automatically changes at the same time.  Audio is heard over the internet at each participant's site through multi-media computers.  Optionally, video can also be sent with the audio but this requires significantly more bandwidth.   Presentation Archives eBroadcast Presentations may also be archived so you may view them again at a later time.  These presentations can be made available as part of a course or to the general population.

 

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