Training and eLearning

Ever-growing pressure on development of products and services poses great challenges on the level of skills which employees of global companies have to possess. Such organizations, distributed over several locations and even time zones, have a strong need for new learning and training methods which could meet their complex requirements. Thus Web-Learning and Web-Training become an essential part of blended learning strategy and help to meet these new requirements.

GateOne [go:xDoc] is a useful tool for supporting such web-based training and e-learning activities and supports implementation of learning strategies. 

• Training materials, FAQ and learning documents can be easily created, published and archived in one place.
• Contact functions provide interactive communication among teachers and students.
• Forum motivates students to interchange their experiences and deepen their knowledge.

Once created, training materials can be easily published in different media (software training manuals, online courses and other documentation formats). A set of standard benefits of [go:xDoc] ensures a smooth synergy between training manuals, on-line courses and students’ interactivity.

Additional value to e-learning process can be generated by other GateOne modules such as GateOne intranet and support portal which help to:

• manage students’ requests according to customized processes based on GateOne process engine
• reuse the content of already answered students’ questions and support requests in FAQ section
• provide feedback functions for students in order to evaluate courses or encourage interaction with teachers
• use forum in either moderated or non-moderated mode to support communication between students and teachers and provide a platform for knowledge transfer
• forward selected information to participants by “tell-a-friend” function
• support the scheduling of courses and related events with the help of calendar module
• personalized ad-hoc learning methodologies can be easily modelled and implemented using the DocBook framework