Chalk to computer routes to competence

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Chalk to computer routes to competence Part 2
- Computer-based training for Microbiological
safety cabinets Dr Paul Jackett Medical Research
Council (UK)
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Computer-based training Microbiological safety
cabinets (MSC)

• Background information
• Inconsistent standards of use of MSCs
• Required corporate standard for knowledge base
• Designed for internal MRC use
• Targets bench scientists

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Program context

• Example of training at task level
• No substitute for practical experience
• Complements at-the-bench training
• Partnership with commercial software
  provider(CBT Design Company Ltd)
• Web-based program

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• Course format
• Interactive
• Modular
• Approx 30 minutes course plus 20 minutes
  assessment
• Unique log-on for each student
• Separate manager access for
• Allocating student identification number
• Monitoring training records

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• Conclusions
• A personal learning experience
• Met objective for setting corporate standard
• Benefits from set criteria
• Applicable internationally
• Reflects good practice
• Made available commercially
• Potential for other modules

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CBT training program CBT Design Company
http//www.cbtdesign.com/ Support from Mike
Stephens Head of Health, Safety and Security
Management, MRC