Shopfloor Series Learning Assessment Package

by Productivity Press Development Team (Contributor)

How do you know your employee education program is getting results? Employers need to be able to quantify the benefit of their investment in workplace education. The Shopfloor Series books and Learning Packages from Productivity Press offer a simple, cost-effective approach for building basic knowledge about key manufacturing improvement topics. Now you can confirm the learning with the Shopfloor Series Learning Assessment. The Shopfloor Series Learning Assessment is a new software package developed specifically to complement five key books in the Shopfloor Series . Each module of the Learning Assessment provides knowledge tests based on the contents of one of the Shopfloor Series books, which are written for production workers. After an employee answers the questions for a chapter in the book, the software records his or her score. Certificates are included for recognizing the employee's completion of the assessment for individual modules and for all five core modules. The Shopfloor Series Learning Assessment will help your company ensure that employees are learning and are recognized and rewarded for gaining knowledge. It supports professional development for your employees as well as effective implementation of shopfloor improvement programs. Here's How the Learning Assessment Works The Complete Shopfloor Series Learning Model The Shopfloor Series Learning Assessment Software complements the material covered in the Shopfloor Series books and Learning Packages to offer your employees the most comprehensive packaged education program available on these important topics. The Shopfloor Series Learning Assessment Learning Assessment System
486/66 MHz (Pentium/90 MHz or higher is recommended)
Operating Windows 95, 98, NT 4.0 or higher with Service Pack 2 or higher
Available 16MB
To download to your 300 MB hard disk and a 2X CD-ROM drive
To run directly from 7 MB hard disk space and a 6XCD_ROMdrive
800 x 600 pixel resolution; high color (16 bit); small fonts
At 256 colors, some graphics may appear incorrectly-colored. Use highcolor (16 bit)only!
600 dpi laser printer

Hardcover

First published October 9, 1999