In unstable economic times nearly all businesses require some sort of training to keep their employees working at the best of their abilities. Staying in-house, studies have shown in-person training to be a very proficient learning method for employees, however such training requires time, personnel, and materials, which all increase an organizations costs. Finding a method that yields the greatest ROI should be the goal of any successful business model.
Many high-tech companies offer certification exams for consultants, users and implementers. Such exams often require candidates to travel to a bricks-and-mortar test center where proctors (or invigilators) supervise the process.
A new way of proctoring certification exams is rapidly gaining traction.
Learning and Assessment thought leader John Kleeman explains some of the pros and cons of online or test center proctoring.
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Not all businesses think training is measurable, and the broad use of the term “training” is part of the problem. You might be able to roughly assess that your training is not effective, but if you cannot determine where your programs are breaking down, you will have difficulty fixing the issue. Without a systematic approach, training efforts are scattershot, difficult to assess and less effective.
Looking for tips on how to successfully carry out an effective online training needs assessment? In this article, I'll offer advice on how to conduct a thorough assessment that will help you develop a winning online training strategy for your employees. How To Successfully Carry Out an Online Training Needs Assessment Carrying out an in …