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What is online training?

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What is online training?

employers offer online training programs to enhance skills

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Advantages to the employer

  • Saves travelling and valuable staff time

  • Monitor using automatic tracking systems

  • Flexibility on when and where it is used

  • Reduce cost on an in-person trainer with no risk

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Advantages to the employee

  • Learn at convenient times at their own pace

  • Access training together globally

  • Multimedia assets make content more attractive

  • Highly interactive courses with VR

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What does MOOC stand for?

Massive Open Online Course

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What does VLE stand for?

Virtual Learning Environment

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What is e-commerce?

buying and selling products and services over the internet

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Advantages to the customer

  • Ordering online takes less time than travelling

  • Access product reviews and price comparisons

  • Wider choice with customisation and greater availability

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Disadvantages to the customer

  • Rely on images and descriptions so mightn’t meet expectations

  • Scam websites and fake products

  • Time delay in delivery and extra charge

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Advantages to the retailer

  • Out of town warehouses save on expensive outlets

  • Accessed on a global scale with larger customer bases

  • Reduce staffing costs compared to physical shops

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Disadvantages to the retailer

  • May not use website over concerns of credit-card fraud

  • Goods not arriving on time/ faulty give a negative experience

  • Not able to connect on a personal level

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What is online banking?

using the internet to access bank accounts via a secure website

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Why might someone use online banking?

  • Check their bank balance

  • View or print bank statements

  • Pay bills online

  • Set up new, separate accounts

  • Transfer money from their accounts

  • Pay using NFC

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How does online banking work?

  1. customers use a username and password to log on to the website

  2. for additional security they may be asked security questions

  3. once online they can carry out a range of activities

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Advantages for the customer

  • Website is available 24/7

  • Access their account globally or at home

  • Faster payment allows money to be moved immediately

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Disadvantages for the customer

  • Not able to deposit or withdraw cash

  • If website is down, accounts are inaccessible

  • Difficult to sort specific problems

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Advantages for the bank

  • Fewer staff required as no need to visit bank

  • E-statements save on paper and postage costs

  • Attract a larger customer base globally

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Disadvantages for the bank

  • Security risks and cybersecurity threats

  • Not all customers have access to internet

  • Create and maintain complex security systems

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What is a simulation?

a computer model to represent a real-life object

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How are simulations created?

large volumes of data and mathematical equations producing 3D graphics

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When are simulations used?

  • Pilots learning to fly

  • Car manufactures testing designs

  • Architects creating models of buildings

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What is virtual reality?

using simulations to recreate experiences in a virtual world and immerse the user using sensory hardware

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What is the benefit of simulations?

  • No costly fees or long hours/ in-person training

  • No risk to the person, mistakes are alright and it can be fun.

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How are simulations used to train for jobs?

  • Training courses allow military personnel to practice without a physical set

  • Body scanners are used to produce a 3D model where surgeons can practice on the virtual patient before carrying it out

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How are simulations used in education?

  • Experiencing experiments that are difficult to perform in class

  • Virtual field trips or visiting a museum or battle site

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What is multimedia?

integration of text, audio, images and videos into a digital platform

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What are gaming applications?

electronic games played on devices such as games consoles, mobile phones and computers

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How do gaming applications work?

rules and increasing levels of difficulty they must comply with to move on

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How has gaming developed?

From installation of discs alone to cloud services and online multiplayer

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What does MMORPG mean?

Massive Multiplayer Online Role Playing Game

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How are gaming applications useful in education?

  • allow users to apply knowledge support their learning within a virtual world

  • use various roles to experience different situations, enhancing learning

  • multimedia assets increase motivation and communication skills of the learner

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How are gaming applications useful in training?

can provide immediate feedback, helping users to evaluate what they have achieved.

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