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Computer Based Training (CBT)
Christopher S Blocher
Pennsylvania State University
Overview
What is CBT?
Classroom or Computer?
Pros and Cons
How does it work?
Why use it?
Effectiveness
Definition
Computer-assisted instruction (CAI) in
which the program provides drill and
practice
Computer-managed instruction (CMI) in
which the program evaluates the student’s
test performance, guides him/her to
appropriate instructional resources, and
tracks progress
Definition
Computer-enriched instruction (CEI) in
which the computer serves as a simulator
or programming device
Definition
CBT = CAI + CMI + CEI
Comparing to Competition
“The world is becoming more knowledge
intensive.” ~ Peter Drucker
Classroom training is norm; computer
training is the future?
What are the pros and cons of each?
So which should prevail?
Comparing CBT to Competition
Pro
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Cost on decline
Graphical
Consistent
Self-paced
Automated Records
24 / 7
Con
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Possible bandwidth
Only as good as writer
Size Prohibitive
Vendor conjunction
User computer ability
Employee dedication
The Ultimate Question
HOW CAN CBT
HELP MY
ORGANIZATION?
Solving the Puzzle
Companies that use a CBT:
Solving the Puzzle
“The cornerstone of success in business
today is knowledge.”
Audio, Visual, or Hands On Training
Self Automated Approach
Centralized Records
Module, Lesson Approach
Working the Magic
Placement
Access Courseware over intranet
Read/Learn/Apply
Automated Testing
Evaluation
Finalization
Answering the Ultimate Question
Install?
Company of responsibility
Product longevity
Customer Service
Accuracy and appropriateness
Answering the Ultimate Question
Re-entry point
Flexibility
Discounts and Costs
Lease/Own
Visual Accuracy
Answering the Ultimate Question
PAYOFF ?!?!?
Measurement
Install Effectiveness
Modules and Lessons
Learners
Administration
Activity Flow
Overall Process
Remember
CBT Basics
Classroom vs CBT
Why or why not
The Ultimate Question
Measurement and Evaluation
Bibliography
Forlenza, Donald. Computer-based training.
Professional Safety. V40 n5. May 1995. p.
28-29.
Janicak, Christopher A. Computer-based
training: Developing programs with the
knowledge-based safety training system.
Professional Safety. V44 n6. Jun 1999. p. 3436.
Bibliography
Keckan, Maria. Computer-based staff
training: Can you afford not to?. Nursing
Homes. V46 n6. Jun 1997. p. 101-102.