To assign, change, add or remove a module that has been added to a reserved training session, all you have to do is click on the three blue dots to open the ...

Each reservation has its own set of module details for you to view. To view the module details, click on the blue arrow on the left of the reservation. To le...

Modules function just like lessons, however, modules are created for a specific customer who requires a predetermined set of tasks and compliance. To create ...

Once you’ve created a module, you will need to add various tasks to that module in order for it to be complete. To learn more about editing a module, review ...

Each created module has additional details that can be edited to further customize its features for each customer by clicking on the Description link. To lea...

To add tasks to a module, all you have to do is drag it from the list of available tasks and drop it into the plan of action. Once the task is added to the P...

Unlike tasks, indications are guidelines, reminders and helpful hints directed to the instructor to help them throughout the module. Indications work in conj...

As part of a module, trainees will need to complete malfunction tasks to fulfill their training requirements. To learn more about adding malfunction tasks, r...

To ensure that the tasks you’re adding to the module comply with the regulatory authority, you can add tasks by compliance. To learn more about adding tasks ...

As you add tasks to the module, you may feel the need to change the order to make sure thing progress smoothly. To learn how to change the task order, review...

As you edit the module, you may need to either duplicate tasks to increase the speed of your workflow or delete some tasks to tighten the plan of action. To ...

Once you’ve added all the task needed for the lesson, finish your editing session by clicking the Done button and submit your lesson for approval. There are ...

In the event that a module is no longer needed, it can always be deleted entirely. To learn how to delete a module, review the information below.     Openi...