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Distance Learning |
QS Live |
| Instructor Presentation |
Mostly one-way communication with little interaction. When combined with large class sizes, there is very little student interaction. |
Interactive with students encouraged to ask questions. When combined with small class sizes, students and the instructor develop a rapport. |
| Labs |
Conducted outside of the class. If you get busy, labs might not be attempted. |
Conducted during the class. This ensures that you will have the time to do the lab. |
| Getting Help |
Little or no real time assistance available. Student may be able to ask questions via email or text chat. |
Instructor can see student's screen and offer assistance as issues are encountered. With Microsoft Lync, students simply speak up if they have questions. |
| Class Flow |
Lectures up to 3 hours in duration followed by independent lab time. |
Short explanation, demonstrations and questions, followed by hands-on labs just like a regular instructor-led class. Classes typically run from 8:00 to 4:00. |
| Class Size |
Can go as high as 40 to 60 participants. |
Can go as high as 16. Typically no more than 6 remote students in a class. Average class size is under 10. |
| Interruptions |
If training is conducted at your workplace, you may be subject to interruptions. |
QS Live is offered in our classroom facilities making you less susceptible to interruptions by co-workers. |
| Meeting Other Students |
If training is conducted at your workplace or home, you will not be able to meet other students. |
Even though and instructor might not be present in your classroom,
a QuickStart support person will be proctoring in the QS Live classroom. |