Distribute & Control Training Information

  • 09/01/96
Pinnacle Learning Manager (PLM) is a single station or networkable software program designed to manage, distribute, integrate and simplify all aspects of an institution's training. The program allows the integration of information from computerized, instructor-led or other training products into a central location, giving instructors more information and control. PLM's open architecture design launches any Windows program and can easily be adapted to track results from existing and new CBT courses. The software includes tools to let instructors distribute course information, manage students and automatically collect the progress and results of training. It also supports most CBT authoring tools. Pinnacle Multimedia, Inc., Draper, UT, (801) 523-8000.

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