Aptara Builds Custom eLearning Solution for PMI Certification of Project Managers Worldwide
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FALLS CHURCH, VA, Oct 29 (MARKET WIRE) --
Aptara, Inc., a global leader in eLearning and custom content development
solutions, announced that it has developed a custom eLearning solution
for Project Management Institute (PMI), the world's premier project
management organization and certification body, with over 500,000 members
and certificate holders. The 15-hour, self-paced course titled "Project
Movie: A Practical Application of the Guide to the Project Management
Body of Knowledge (PMBOK(R) Guide) -- Fourth Edition" helps professionals
prepare for PMI's Certified Associate in Project Management (CAPM)
accreditation.
The PMBOK(R) Guide is the definitive compendium of knowledge for the
Project Management profession. Aptara was approached by PMI to develop an
interactive learning companion for the Guide's newly released fourth
edition. The successful completion of this multi-media course assists in
preparation for CAPM, as well as Project Management Professional (PMP(R))
certification. Featuring 12 separate modules, the self-paced, dynamic
course includes simulations, scenarios, and built-in assessments at the
conclusion of each module.
"It's an honor to lend our creative skills to developing advanced
e-coursework for such a prestigious organization and project," said Dev
Ganesan, Aptara's president and CEO. "The PMBOK(R) Guide is the
authoritative source for the Project Management profession. We're pleased
to help PMI meet their members' needs on more familiar ground by offering
convenient, web-based PMBOK(R) Guide training. Using new-media for
interactive scenarios, our creative learning team has provided PMI members
the immediate access and feedback that they're accustomed to from other
daily forms of digital communication. But these enhanced learning
techniques are not just high-tech -- they're effective and affordable."
About Aptara
Aptara provides Knowledge Process Outsourcing (KPO) solutions that
deliver significant gains in cost, quality and time-to-market for learning
content producers and publishers. Its comprehensive portfolio includes
market-leading Learning & Performance solutions -- from custom content
creation to learning administration services. Using industry-standard as
well as custom processes and technologies, Aptara's solutions enable
effective knowledge transfer and performance improvement. Aptara builds
content in reusable formats for deployment across interactive eLearning
simulations, websites and wikis, PDAs, Electronic Performance Support
Systems (EPSS) and classroom materials. Aptara is a US-based company with
over 3,700 professionals deployed globally, serving leaders in the
Technology, Telecom, Publishing, Professional Services, Financial
Services, Retail and Educational markets. For more information, visit
www.aptaracorp.com
About PMI
The world's leading project management organization, PMI shares knowledge
with nearly 500,000 members and credential holders in 185+ countries.
Since its founding 40 years ago, PMI has impacted more than one million
practitioners, businesses, governments, students and training
organizations. Today, PMI's products and services range from world-class
standards for project, program and portfolio management to five
professional credentials, including the gold standard Project Management
Professional (PMP(R)). PMI's exclusive Global Corporate Council and
European Corporate Networking Group engage large multinationals and
government organizations in endorsing the value of project management. The
only project management association with an established academic research
program, OMI has invested more than US$14 million in support of dozens of
research projects since 1997. Learn more at www.PMI.org.
Media Contact
Aptara, Inc.
Megan Prosser
megan.prosser@aptaracorp.com
+1.703.352.0001
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