Computer-based training simulations are a proven effective tool in corporate training. “Flexibility of Second Life, along with questions from our clients, gave us an idea to create robotic avatars that make simulators available to trainees at any time and do not require instructor’s presence,” said Alex Heiphetz, Ph.D., CEO of AHG, Inc. announcing release of first ever training simulations using smart robotic avatars, ”Instructor is necessary at the first – lecture or introduction – stage. Then trainees get around-the-clock access to the simulation so they can polish their skills.”
New simulations allow rapid changes not only of scenery and avatars, but also of dialogs wording. Unlike traditional flash simulations, dialogs can be changed by an instructor via web interface without involving software developers.
The simulation links to the database located on your network. All sensitive data, such as dialog contents, trainee information and results of exercises are stored in that database behind corporate firewall. The data is accessible to administrator via password-protected web interface. No sensitive information is ever stored on Second Life servers.
Today AHG made available two simulations:
About AHG.
AHG, Inc. and it’s training division – Delta L Training - specialize in developing tools and simulations for training and education. Further information on can be obtained by calling 814-234-0900 or visiting www.ahg.com.
Contact Information
AHG, Inc
Alex Heiphetz
814-234-0900
a.heiphetz@ahg.com
www.ahg.com
www.deltaLtraining.com
