TITLE

AdVal Entry-Level LMS

PUB. DATE

October 2004

SOURCE

IT Training;Oct2004, p69

SOURCE TYPE

Trade Publication

DOC. TYPE

Article

ABSTRACT

The article informs that AdVal Inc.'s new AICC and SCORM-conformant LMS offers simple loading of student information or course data, with flexible management reporting capability. It can scale to thousands of users and has low bandwidth requirements, as well as a fully customisable user interface. Created to complement, rather than replace, existing HR systems, it has a complete link-up to PeopleSoft HR. A complete training record is available through tracking of traditional as well as online courses. Full historical tracking means everything the system has ever done is fully logged and date-stamped, and a detailed audit trail traces all administrator actions.

ACCESSION #

14814259

 

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