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Digital
Scrapbooks Training Tutorials
Sales Demos
Web Based Training / Computer Based Training
Consulting
John Bickart, our company president, has over
20 years expertise in the WBT/CBT market, with prior background as a teacher.
He has consulted to many large organizations and colleges on WBT/CBT
strategies.
Development
We create DVD,
Video, CD-ROM, kiosk and internet WBT/CBT.
Workshops and Training
Red Shirt can
train your organization on WBT/CBT strategies and the products we develop.
Web Sites
Red Shirt provides
services for companies establishing their web presence primarily where training
is involved.
Training
Tutorials
Web based and computer based
digital presentations are effective ways to teach and train employees,
students, and others. Some examples of our training
tutorials follow. Or visit Samples for more of
our digital presentations.
Flash is required to view the samples.
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This
web based training tutorial was developed for training workers in how to use
a new national web based system. This partial sample lesson demonstrates how
animations help the user learn with a step-by-step realistic approach.
Tutorial
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The
Incredible Shrinking SalesPerson ... Do you want to have some fun? Let your
students play the fantasy role of the salesperson that shrunk and is trying
to get a life! Start by using a backdrop of a 1950's movie. Add scoring for
interactive challenges. Give prizes for milestones. End with a lightning
round! Key Features include:
* interactive key challenges for each module
* remote PDA (Personal Digital Assistant)
* integrated simulations, concepts, & quizzing
* course map, scoreboard, instructions, checkpoints
* if you don't get a life - you want to play again
* fantasy storyline pulls student through learning
Tutorial 2
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Here
we used an Infomercial to teach. You feel like you are going to a tv studio.
Each member of the audience participates with a personal computer monitor.
After our special guest is interviewed, one lucky member is picked to play
the Wizard of the Laptop Pinball Game! Key Features include:
* interactive game, quizzing, & review
* a complete voice-over track
* high score certificate for a prize
* independent tutorial track
* game can be replayed - (this encourages review!)
* a lesson frame allows navigation
* an option panel pops up with special features
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Here
is a whole course that replaced two days of a live workshop. AT&T hosted
the Olympics, so we adopted that theme. A cartoon 'Coach' gives tips and
directions - and constant 'SHOW ME' excursions simulate the software
application we are teachng. Key features include:
* interaction on a per lesson basis
* a complete voice-over track
* bookmarking, glossary, user guide, help system
* a master menu (Olympic Village) of Modules
* Lesson track menus for each Module
* an option panel pops up with special features
* omnipresent lesson tracks that are interactive
Tutorial 4
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Our
Help/Training Book is a great metaphor! Students instantly know how to
navigate. Our special touch makes the book paradigm into the model training
tool because it allows the student to be ever cognizant of the big three
major learning needs:
* how am I doing? ... sliding bar progress indicators show
relative completion of each lesson & the running point total for lesson
& quiz interactions
* what is my objective? ... besides intros, a status panel
indicates learning objectives by topic & lesson
* where am I? ... visual cues include: color coded lesson tabs,
title bars, page numbers, show me titles & pages, and an integrated
interactive course map
Tutorial 5
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This
tutorial was developed for training government workers in how to use a new
national web based database system. Made originally to supplement classroom
training as a CD-ROM product that could also be used as stand-alone take home
instructions, it was later modified and used as a web based tool. The
progress bar at the top of each page allows users to move freely throughout
the tutorial. An animated robot enhances the learning experience by helping
to keep the student engaged. This skeletal sample demonstrates how Flash can
be used to make a tutorial a colorful, entertaining, and instructive training
product.
Tutorial 6
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Following
are some views of a set of tutorials that were written in an interactive
format. They were originally written as passive PowerPoint presentations.
During such enhancements, several advantages emerge:
* interactive progress checks give feedback
* web delivery is made possible
* CD versions include bookmarking
* a master menu of all tutorials is maintained
* a lesson frame allows navigation
* an option panel pops up with special features
Tutorial 7
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This
tutorial was distributed with the set of Thomas Register catalogs,
introducing users to the newly implemented feature of viewing catalogs on
CD-ROM as well as on the Internet. Animations, sound, and interactive
exercises give the user the look and feel of the actual application. The
tutorial is a stand-alone instruction for learning how to access Thomas
Register CD-ROM and Internet catalogs.
Tutorial 8
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