What does CBT mean?

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Hi

I'm new to this forum after being given the address by an NITLC sales rep! I'm looking at doing some kind of course aimed at MCSE, but it's a nightmare trying to decide on a course provider or even, after reading some of the threads, buying the books and self-teaching. At the moment I'm looking at Computeach, NITLC and AffordableTraining.

I've been looking at a lot of threads on this forum about the qualities of different learning providers, and they keep talking about CBT. Can anyone tell me what CBT stands for?

Cheers.

 

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Computer Based Training.

Training or instruction where a computer program provides motivation and feedback in place on a live instructor. CBT can be delivered via CD-ROM, LAN or Internet. Creation is done by teams of people including instructional designers, and often has high development costs. http://www.directdegree.com/s/DistanceEducationGlossary.shtml

 

Which means you have to pay through the nose to use it.

Greetings, sack. If you get a moment, please pop up to the New Members Introduction forum and tell us a bit about yourself. Thanks.

 

Thanks for clearing that one up.

 

Complete Bulls**t Theory.

 

Trip - this is the New Members forum

Welcome Sack - glad to see your first question answered - hope we can help with many more

 

Oops. I must have clicked in from the home page and just assumed, given the subject matter, that I was in a different forum.

Cancel that last request, sack.

 

Greetings from the land downunder sack, I am sure you will find all the help and encouragement you need to complete your quest for certification.

What is your experience btw? The MCSE is not designed for beginners into IT. If you are relatively new to networking you will find it a hard struggle to get there. A lot of people drop out after paying up front. You would be better off IMHO going for entry level certs first like the A+ then N+. I had seven years experience with networking but still wish I had done these two certs first as they give you a solid foundation on which you can build your knowledge.

Pete

 

lol!

lol again!

 

Moominboy. I'm sure your penguin is giving me a funny look, sort of "go ahead punk..". Please inform him that I've a copy of FC4 that I intend to use as soon as I get the chance, no need for menaces

@ the penguin, no need to bear arms dude, I fully support the 'adopt a penguin' philosophy... here have a fish.

*runs away*

I still luv my unca Bill though, ner ner.

*ducks to the sound of "INCOMING..RPG..RPG"

 

sorry Aureilius, had a word with the penguin, he said all he wanted was your fish so, jobs a good un!

i would change the pic to a less threatening version but i think the little guy looks soooo cool.

I'LL BE BEAK.........

 

Welcome Sack to CF
Missy

 

Hi and welcome to the forum.

 

Welcome to the forum!