Transition launches new Lectora training courses to transform e-learning newcomers into proficient developers
Transition, a leading provider of e-learning products, services and solutions, is launching a new Lectora training course - designed to enable organisations to develop their own e-learning in-house.
Transition is launching a Lectora training course, Lectora Fundamentals and Lectora Intermediate. The two-day course is aimed at newcomers to both Lectora and e-learning - students only need a basic understanding of Windows. The goal is to take learners 'from zero to hero' in just a couple of days. Those with a basic understanding of Lectora can attend the Intermediate course for one day, to hone their skills even further.
Lectora, a powerful e-learning development tool that's designed to be used by 'everyone, not just training experts' is used by the majority of the Global 2000 companies and all five branches of the US military. Its intuitive interface and drag-and-drop functionality make Lectora a simple development tool to adopt - but with just a little training organisations can get much more value from the software.
Transition's Miles Corbett believes that those attending the course get a double benefit: "The courses are delivered by highly experienced e-learning practictioners - people who create courses for some of the world's best-known organisations. So, you not only get to attend a great Lectora training course, you also work directly with some of the UK's greatest e-learning expertise."
Transition also offers training courses in the CourseMill Learning Management System (LMS). CourseMill is a powerful LMS from Trivantis (the company which also created Lectora). Transition's course focuses on the latest version of CourseMill, allowing people to make the most of its new features and enhanced reporting - all of which are designed to help businesses refine their learning strategies.
For more information, please contact Kristen at Transition on 01959 543900, or go to the fundamentals and intermediate training page on the Transition website.