| LIVE VIRTUAL TRAINING is the newest offering from Mile2, bringing the training to you live from anywhere in the world... |
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Mile2's Live Remote Training combines the best aspects from traditional instructor-led training with the latest video conferencing technology.
Using Internet conferencing and a phone bridge, students are able to participate in our instructor-led training without being in the same location as the instructor.
• Audio -
The classroom audio is available using WebEx built in VOIP technology or by telephone by dialing into the scheduled conference call.
• Instructor Presentation -
Students view the instructor's presentation on their own computer at home, office or training center. The instructor's presentation is delivered over the Internet using Webex.
• Student Labs -
A dedicated high spec PC is reserved for each student to perform hands-on labs. The instructor can access your remote system to demonstrate and assist while you sit back and absorb the classroom style mentoring you expect.
Live Presentations with Powerful functionality that delivers easy viewing of slides and other documents, shared Internet access, virtual whiteboard, and a media center—all through an easy-to-use toolbar.
• Through the use of a webcam, you are able to see the instructor and other class participants.
• Students in remote classrooms are able to focus their attention on the instructor's presentation even without the instructor present in the same room because they see everything that the instructor has on the screen from software demonstrations, to PowerPoint slides, to whiteboard work, and webcam images.
WHAT IS NEEDED TO PARTICIPATE?
- A high-speed Internet connection.
Student and instructor connections to the traditional classroom use only about 75KB of bandwidth during the class. This means that the average home DSL or cable connection will provide more than enough bandwidth. Sometimes in office environments, firewalls used for internet security prevent those connections from being made. To test your internet connection, you can try the connection test
- A speaker phone or hands-free headset for your telephone.
Because you'll be using the keyboard and mouse throughout the class, you will need a speakerphone or headset by your computer.
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