With Learning at the Desktop, users can navigate the videos at will. It functions as both a training and support product, reducing costs for each. Once installed, Learning at the Desktop is accessed via a convenient toolbar from the desktop. Tenn. Sept. 14-17. MicroVideo is scheduled to release its remaining software courses by early October.
Costs vary depending on number of users and titles.
The product is available by contacting MicroVideo directly or through its extensive distribution network. Attendees of either conference are entitled to receive a free, 30-day network license for either the Microsoft NT or Microsoft Windows 95 version of the product. Since 1982, MicroVideo Learning Systems has been the premier developer and publisher of media-based software training products. MicroVideo sells its products nationwide and internationally, counting among its clients many U.S. Government agencies and Fortune 1000 companies.