Simutech wins 2009 Cdn award for training excellence
November 05, 2009
Simutech Media’s “Troubleshooting Industrial Controls” program has been named the Gold award winner in the External eLearning Program category of the 2009 Canadian Awards for Training Excellence, presented by The Canadian Society for Training and Development.
The Canadian Awards for Training Excellence honour exceptional and
innovative Canadian-developed learning products and programs. The
External eLearning Program award recognizes “Troubleshooting Industrial
Controls” software meets best practice learning principles and
“demonstrates excellence in originality, instructional design,
evaluation strategy, communication style, packaging and overall value”.
The judges felt the program “has excellent simulations, content and presentation of material. The simulations are appropriate, useful, and realistic [and] will transfer to the job easily”.
CLICK HERE for Troubleshooting Industrial Controls.
CLICK HERE for the Canadian Society for Training and Development.
The judges felt the program “has excellent simulations, content and presentation of material. The simulations are appropriate, useful, and realistic [and] will transfer to the job easily”.
CLICK HERE for Troubleshooting Industrial Controls.
CLICK HERE for the Canadian Society for Training and Development.
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