Product

Off-the-Shelf Products That are Customisable

November 4, 2009

WebWise has developed off the shelf products for certain topic areas. These off-the-shelf products were created in a template structure that allows them to be easily customised for each client. It provides a rapid alternative for those companies who want a company-specific programme without the expense or time required for the development of a custom programme. In a highly regulated industry, the template design of off-the shelf programmes gives the client off-the-shelf readiness with the ability to customise the course to their needs.

Key programme features include:

• Glossary — A main glossary is accessible to the learner through a button on the navigation bar
• Resources — The resources file contains links to the ICH guidelines, regulations and other related documents discussed in the programme. Links are accessible via a menu on the screen
• Help — A help feature is included in the programme. Learners can click the Help button, which opens a PDF file that explains the features and how to navigate through the tool
• Printable text programme — An optional bookmarked reference and printable text version is available for some of the online training programmes
• Assessment and Tracking—WebWise online training programs contain an item bank of questions for the module tests. Each test item is tied to a specific lesson learning objective. There are two or more questions developed for each objective. Test items will consist of true-false or multiple-choice questions (with single- or multiple-correct answers). Each time a learner is asked to take a test, the system will randomly generate the test items for that test.

Partial list of WebWise Learning’s online solutions:

• Drug Development Fundamentals
• Good Clinical Practice Fundamentals
• Good Clinical Practice for Investigative Staff
• Monitor Training Fundamentals – solution contains both online and application workshop blended learning approach
• AE/SAE Reporting
• Standard Operating Procedures and Processes