I'm trying to find an appropriate general term (verb) to describe what a user/student/trainee does when they "take" online CBT/EBT/WBT. My dilemma is that there does not seem to be any accurate definitive terms - just semi-adequate euphemisms.
Here's my current (disappointing) list:
take/taking/takes/took (take it where?) accomplish/accomplishes/accomplished (seems too past tense) performs/performing/performed (too reminiscent of playing an instrument)
views/viewing/viewed (too passive) engages in/engaging in/engaged in (engage the warp engines, Scotty) interacts with/interacting with/interacted with ("The student will log on and interact with the training?" - yuck!) train/trained/training ("The student trains with the training?" - I don't think so.)
None of these terms seem to quite describe the action very well. Any suggestions? Anybody?
I think our industry needs a new word to describe this. People "surf" the web, they "go" online, users "login/logon," and students "__________" online training.
Thanks,
Charles Rholl TOTO Multimedia
-- The AWARE List http://www.e-media.nl/aware/index.html
Search the Archives http://www.e-media.nl/aware/search.html
Netiquette: - Use descriptive subject fields - Use subject prefixes (A5 , A5Mac , A5Web , KO , UCD , OT)