Examples of GTCI's e-learning

GTCI is an industry leader in the development of online and e-learning training delivery. We have years of experience utilizing the latest tools and technologies, coupled with a foundation of people with targeted backgrounds and overlaid with a mature learning philosophy. The end result is the ability to develop the best e-learning available.

We have the capability to create classroom and web-based learning programs. This covers the range of customer and distributor training, new product introduction, product sales training, or even the conversion of existing content to a web delivery format.

The end result is a complete training package that includes, where applicable, online courseware, facilitator guides, student guides, Powerpoint slides, and performance support tools.

e-learning Example 1

One example of a recent e-learning project that we developed included e-learning development for a 3-4 hour overview e-learning course. The customer's marketing and sales employees were the primary audience. Graphics, audio, animations, and interactive exercises were used to enhance the learning experience.

Check out some of the screen shots from this course here, here and here.

You can download a sample of the actual e-learning course here. Please be aware that the file size is around 28Mb.

e-learning Example 2

Another example of a recent e-learning project that we developed included e-learning development for a 6-8 hour overview e-learning course. In this instance, the primary audience was the distributor. The following things are evident as an example of the layout of the material:

The menu bar is available on every screen for simplified navigation.

Animation is synchronized to the audio to point out key areas on the screen in time with the audio.

Popups are used to give the learner control to click on the topic they want to see. Once the link is clicked, the text pops up in the display box.

Every page contains the current page number for the screen and the total number of screens within the section.

Check out some of the screen shots from this course here, here and here.