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Industry: Email Alert RSS FeedA virtual classroom comes to the industry.(NEWS)
Powersports Business, December, 2006
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A powersports company has started a new training method for members of a dealership's staff that occupy frequently high-turnover, but crucial, front-line positions.
The new training method is Dealership University's version of a virtual classroom, where instructors teach online classes in a live and interactive forum. Tory Hornsby, general manager of the Atlanta-based company, believes Dealership University could be a pioneer to bringing the virtual classroom to the industry.
The online training calls for the dealership to download free software (Macromedia Flash Player) from ...
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