Hi

I'm looking at introducing an "e-learning" thing to bring new entrants up to a basic understanding of BC and how we implement it.

My thoughts are about 20 minutes to complete - say 25 slides - with between 5 and 10 multiple choice questions.

If anyone has any ideas, advice, hysterical laughter or any other thoughts I would appreciate them.

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Hello, my recommendation would be an adjunct to your self-produced powerpt
e-training. For severval years, my first step is to screen a 21 minute video
that has generated more positive feedback as to understanding BCM than any other
method. Not only is it done professionally, it engages viewers with just enough
entertainment. From Commonwealth Films Inc. it is a video called "Ready for
Anything". See: www.commonwealthfilms.com  I have no connection, other than
being a satisfied customer. Good luck!  J A Groves, CBCP

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> Hi
>
> I'm looking at introducing an "e-learning" thing to bring new entrants up to a
basic understanding of BC and how we implement it.
>
> My thoughts are about 20 minutes to complete - say 25 slides - with between 5
and 10 multiple choice questions.
>
> If anyone has any ideas, advice, hysterical laughter or any other thoughts I
would appreciate them.
>

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From: Howard Pierpont

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Tell me more, please.

Howard Pierpont
CORM CBM CBCP CRP

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Date: Thu, 19 Nov 2009 11:19:23 -0000

 

Hi

I'm looking at introducing an "e-learning" thing to bring new entrants up to a basic understanding of BC and how we implement it.

My thoughts are about 20 minutes to complete - say 25 slides - with between 5 and 10 multiple choice questions.

If anyone has any ideas, advice, hysterical laughter or any other thoughts I would appreciate them.

Hi

I'm looking at introducing an "e-learning" thing to bring new entrants up to a
basic understanding of BC and how we implement it.

My thoughts are about 20 minutes to complete - say 25 slides - with between 5
and 10 multiple choice questions.

If anyone has any ideas, advice, hysterical laughter or any other thoughts I
would appreciate them.