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According to The Research Institute of America, 33 minutes after a lecture is completed, students usually retain only 58% of the material covered in the class. By the second day, 33% is retained; and three weeks after the course is completed, only 15% of knowledge is retained.

Interactive training is ideal for training end users right on their own computers. Training is built on the premise that people "Learn-by-Doing." By interacting in a self-paced, simulated learning environment, the user will retain more information and therefore ultimately be more productive.

The more intensive e-learning experience increases retention rates by 25-60%. Higher retention of the material puts a higher value on every dollar spent on training.

Substantial Cost Savings

When delivered through technology-based solution, training is less expensive per end user due to scalable distribution.

The biggest benefit of e-learning, however, is that it eliminates the expense and inconvenience of getting the instructor and students in the same time at the same place.

According to Training magazine, corporations save between 50 and 70% when replacing instructor-led training with electronic content delivery. Opting for e-learning also means that courses can be given into shorter sessions and spread out over several days or weeks. Students can also improve productivity and use their own time more efficiently, as they no longer need to travel or fight rush-hour traffic to get to a class.

Lasting Resource

Long after the initial training period is over, E-courses remain a vital resource that user's can draw on time and time again. By just clicking on the training link on their desktop and using the find function to locate a lesson, users can take a quick refresher course on a specific topic to get them up to speed.

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