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CTP Training Technology & E-Learning Flashcards

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  1. Which instructional technology format is best suited for self-paced learners who need flexible scheduling?

    Answer: Asynchronous e-learning modules

    Asynchronous e-learning allows learners to access content on their own schedule without real-time attendance requirements.

  2. What is SCORM primarily used for in e-learning?

    Answer: Tracking and exchanging learner data between an LMS and course content

    SCORM (Sharable Content Object Reference Model) is a standard that enables LMS platforms to communicate with e-learning content to track completion and scores.

  3. Which blended learning approach combines face-to-face instruction with online activities most effectively?

    Answer: Using online pre-work to prepare learners before in-person practice sessions

    Blended learning is most effective when online content prepares learners for higher-order in-person practice, maximizing classroom time for application.

  4. A learning management system (LMS) primarily serves which function for a training practitioner?

    Answer: Administering, tracking, and reporting on training programs

    An LMS centralizes the delivery, administration, and reporting of training, giving practitioners data on completion, scores, and learner progress.

  5. When designing a microlearning module, what is the recommended content duration?

    Answer: 3–10 minutes

    Microlearning modules are typically 3–10 minutes long to maintain focus and reduce cognitive load for learners.

  6. Which accessibility standard should e-learning content comply with to support learners with disabilities in the US?

    Answer: WCAG 2.1

    WCAG 2.1 (Web Content Accessibility Guidelines) provides the technical criteria for making digital learning content accessible to users with disabilities.