Multimedia CBT Suits Numerous Applications

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AmerInd provides a full range of training services including traditional print-based resident and exportable training, video-based training, job aids, electronic performance-support systems, instructional management plans and readiness tracking tools. Their Instructional Systems Development methodology consists of five life-cycle phases: analyze, design, develop, implement and evaluate. Training feedback and performance data are collected to facilitate continual revisions. With Multimedia CBT, for example, organizations can provide consistent training at multiple locations with a limited number of instructors. AmerInd, Alexandria, VA, (703) 836-5900.

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