 Basic and Intermediate vibration courses vs. CAT I, II, II? | Show |
Certified courses: The Cat I, II and III vibration courses, with certification and mentoring options, follow the ISO 18436-2:2003 standard and the ASNT SNT-TC-1A Recommended Practice. The eLearning versions of therse courses contain our latest and most sophisticated simulations along with professional video content. These courses are available via the Web, LMS, corporate LMS, CD and in live classroom settings either on-site or publicly taught. Basic and Interm... | | >> More |
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 How do iLearn products relate to Mobius Institute training courses? | Show |
I am so glad you asked that because it has been a source of confusion for some time now! The Mobius Institute has sold a popular suite of iLearn products for a number of years. The most popular of these are iLearnVibration and iLearnAlignment. These are CD based training products that include self paced narrated presentations along with quizzes to test your knowledge. The products also contain a number of simulators that you can play with to help you deepen your understanding while also expe... | | >> More |
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 I am concerned that I will not be disciplined enough to train myself | Show |
If you have never trained yourself, then perhaps you feel that the only way to learn is in a classroom. But why don’t you give it a try? We are confident that you will succeed because:
1. Our narrated training makes the learning process easier and more enjoyable. Reading is tiring, and it is easy to lose track and lose focus (and interest). So each of our slides has just a small amount of information, and the text is read to you.
2. We use lots of animations, but we ... | | >> More |
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 What about the personal interaction and ‘networking’ with other class participants? | Show |
One benefit of classroom training is the opportunity to speak with other budding vibration analysts – see if they are facing the same challenges as you, share experiences, and so on. In a distance learning class, you can do the same things, but you do them via our forum and via e-mail contact with your fellow students and instructor. We do encourage you to make contact with the other people in your class.
Of course, if you are willing to travel, you may consider visiting a mainte... | | >> More |
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 What are the distance learning, eLearning, CD, LMS options? | Show |
The Mobius Institute offers courses in a variety of formats. There is classroom training, both on-site and public, which should not be hard to understand - but what about all of the eLearning or distance learning options? What do they mean and what are the differences between them? Here is a brief explanation. Distance learning: This is a general term to describe any formal course that is not taught by an instructor in a classroom. All of the options that follow are fo... | | >> More |
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 What are web based courses? | Show |
Web based courses: Many of the Mobius Institute courses are available in digital format which means they may be accessed over the Internet or delivered on a CD. You can enroll in some of our courses right from this website and begin learning immediately! We have a number of ways to deliver this digital content, the method that is best for you will depend mainly on how many people in your facility would like to receive the training and how you are connected to the Internet. ... | | >> More |
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 What happens if I fail the test? | Show |
We will help you to identify where your weaknesses lie, and we will direct you to the training that will get you up to speed. We will offer you a second attempt at the exam one month after the initial attempt for a $150 re-sit fee. If you fail again, you can join the next class with a 40% discount. |
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 What is an invigilator? | Show |
An invigilator is someone who watches students take an exam in order to prevent them from cheating. Another term for this is "proctor." In order to protect the integrity of the certification process, the Mobius Institute utilizes invigilators or proctors to give the exams to eLearning or Distance Learning students. When selecting an invigilator it is important to make sure they are honest and have no interest in whether a student passes an exam or not. Some examples of people who may make ... | | >> More |
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 What is an LMS? | Show |
Learning Management System (LMS): This describes a computer based training delivery system that allows an administrator to track a students' prgress through a course. An administrator can see how much time the student spent looking at the course materials, review quiz scores and see how quickly the student is progressing through the course. The Mobius Institute utilizes an LMS called "moodle" www.moodle.org which complies with AICC and SC... | | >> More |
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 What is distance learning? | Show |
In brief, you take the training from the comfort and convenience of your workplace or home. The course is presented to you in digital format either via the Web or from a CD. Some of our courses include a mentoring option which gives you access to our instructors via email or chat. If you take one of the courses with a certification option, you may take the exam at the end of the course. You do not need to travel. You can learn at your own pace. You can get help from our instructors. These b... | | >> More |
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 What is eLearning? | Show |
eLearning: This term is interchangeable with distance learning, it refers to a course delivered in digital format, which may include videos, audio, simulators, animations and other electronic media to help you understand the concepts. The only difference is that distance learning often includes a mentoring option from a live instructor. Because our eLearning courses are in digital format, they can be delivered via the Web, via the web using our Learning Management System (LM... | | >> More |
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