With some online courses, learners can take courses any day, any time, and right when they need it. Students enjoy the flexibility that e-learning presents, and they can learn at their own pace, sometimes even on their own time. E-learning is proving to be as effective as conventional classroom training and sometimes even more so. It can also be updated and modified quickly to keep pace with the rapid deployment of new software applications and the need for upgrading one's skills. KnowledgeNet's CCNA Program One method of training that's taking off in popularity is live online learning.
Students sign up for the two-week course, which is taught at specific dates and times.
These enrollees listen to instructors over the phone while receiving streaming video via the Web. The learners must interact every minute or so, participate in labs, and are encouraged to ask questions. Between courses, students move forward in their lessons through homework assignments. KnowledgeNet is finding this melding of instruction and online learning to be wildly popular with its student base. Dr. Hall has worked extensively in instructional design, training, and performance support for the past 20 years, and has worked with several Fortune 500 companies.