Finally after the student has undergone the simulation, there is a need to test the understanding and the mastery. It is important to track the understanding of the users and determine their mastery over the application. The mastery module can have user scenarios presented and the user would be expected to process the transaction without correction by the system. The progress report for each user and the level of mastery can be collated and a corporate wide MIS can be generated to assess the effectiveness of the roll out of the application. This module may get synchronized with the enterprise wide Learning Content Management System.
This essentially completes the traditional simulation training, however, to add to this, LearningMate also recommends a Performance Support System.
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In this part of the training, learning objects are integrated with the application to support and enhance performance. Primarily, being a follow up to the training that has been imparted, the learning objects become available on the job to the user. They are available on demand or through a trigger of a relevant action that the user may perform while using the application, for example: an incorrect entry. As each object is stored as an individual granular asset, it can be tagged with relevant meta-data and made available whenever required. This is like your buddy guiding you on the job and helping you get up to the required speed. The learning management system and business process application have to be integrated for this to happen.
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