Multimedia Training Applications In The Mining Industry

Society for Mining, Metallurgy & Exploration
S. K. Weisiger M. Karmis
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Jan 1, 2001

Abstract

The traditional method for training personnel in the mining and other heavy industries has been face-to-face, either via a lecturer in a classroom or through an apprenticeship. With the advent of applications tools such as video, computers, and the Internet, however, a much broader range of training delivery methods is available. Especially exciting are the broad capabilities of multimedia packages that combine the best features of numerous delivery methods. Applying multimedia environments in training holds great potential, especially when there is considerable difficulty in reconstructing real training environments. The authors discuss various delivery methods currently used in training employees, including perceived advantages and disadvantages of those methods. The authors then discuss and evaluate current computer-based training efforts of the mining industry and present an example of a multimedia training tool.
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APA: S. K. Weisiger M. Karmis  (2001)  Multimedia Training Applications In The Mining Industry

MLA: S. K. Weisiger M. Karmis Multimedia Training Applications In The Mining Industry. Society for Mining, Metallurgy & Exploration, 2001.

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