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- The
CD-ROM offers password protected access.
- The
user can review the content at his or her own pace, over
multiple review sessions,
without losing track of where they have been.
- Playback
preferences are maintained for each user.
- The
playback environment offers a robust & intuitive navigation
control via a detailed table of contents.
- The
user interface can be customized to reflect the
sponsor's
brand and graphic style.
- The
product offers a “heads-up” user feedback
area in
the
upper right quadrant of the screen. This display
reports
the chapter being viewed, the user name and
a set
of
progress bars to provide feedback to the
amount of content
cover for both the current chapter
and the entire title.
- The
main navigation controls are located on the left
hand
side
of the screen.
- User
preferences
can be revised at any time.
- Audio
can be toggled on or off.
- The
user may choose to automatically advance the
content
in a linear fashion or: use the VCR style buttons.
- At
any time the user can choose to jump to any
point
in the training title by using the omnipresent table
of contents.
- Selections
that may change the playback experience
are
followed up by a challenge dialog box.
- A
client configurable “glossary of terms” is
available
through the Clinical Trial Trainer via hyper links within
the text or graphcs.
- Hyperlinks
can also be defined to jump the user to other areas of
the training titles or for content available in other
applications locally on the CD-ROM or on the internet.
- The
screen has a designated area in the lower right corner
for protocol identification, CD-ROM version number and
the slide
identification code.
- Testing
of user comprehension, should it be required, can be
installed and implemented in a variety of ways.
- At
the conclusion of each chapter. as a prerequisite
to
advance to the next chapter.
- At
the conclusion of any chapter strictly for the user
to gauge
their own level of comprehension.
- After
any content in the presentation that is identified
as a potential for confusion or unique to an adopted
way of handling or managing a task.
- The
results can be tracked in a central database if required
or
reported in an encrypted fax or email.
- Each
CD-ROM may have any number of "threads" of
content, limited only by the amount of available physical
space of the media. This can be extremely valuable
in leveraging common content across multiple protocols. The
track feature can:
- be
used to determine the unique protocol content to
show in a multi-protocol capable
CD-ROM; or
- also
be used to determine regionally specific content;
or
- determine
the language translation; or
- change
the ordering of content, the user interface, or other
pre-determined requirements.
- Selected
content can be made updated by way of a the internet
should it be required by the project specs
- One
of the strengths of a CD-ROM deliverable is that
the content is immediately available, and does
not require
connectivity which offers a greater degree of performance
response in a non-linear delivery. However if content
modification is anticipated after deployment of the
media, revised
content can be delivered reliably with an internet
connection.
- The application can be completely customized to fit your
requirements.
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