TRAIN Learning Network

TRAIN Learning Network

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Overview

TRAIN Learning Network provides an unparalleled learning hub, offering the largest collection of free courses to empower public health professionals and workforce development. While some users would prefer the addition of an authoring tool, its extensive features for reporting and collaboration justify the cost.

TRAIN Learning Network Specifications

  • Activity Dashboard
  • Asynchronous Learning
  • Activity Tracking
  • Access Controls/Permissions

TRAIN Learning Network Features

Community Collaboration

This feature unites a vast network of health professionals and organizations. It allows affiliates to share courses and expertise, fostering a dynamic community where learners can access a massive library of high-quality training from their peers and major institutions.

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Robust Reporting And Analytics

Organizations can efficiently track learner progress with comprehensive reporting tools. This feature provides data-driven insights essential for meeting regulatory requirements, public health accreditation, and funding goals, ensuring full visibility into workforce development initiatives.

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Comprehensive Administrative Tools

The platform simplifies the administration of training programs. Administrators can easily create and manage content, users, and training paths. Moreover, course providers can utilize self-serve formats, to quickly disseminate new materials and track their usage.

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Professional Certification And Transcripts

TRAIN Learning Network supports professional growth by enabling learners to earn Continuing Education (CE) credits and certificates. It also provides a single, portable transcript that learners can take with them throughout their careers, centralizing all training history.

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Pros And Cons of TRAIN Learning Network

Pros

  • Easy to navigate for long-term and new users

  • An abundance of courses available at the national level

  • Easy to add courses and make edits

  • The staff is helpful and attentive

Cons

  • The loading time for webpages can be improved

  • Some users have expressed the desire for an authoring tool

  • Some users would prefer integration options with other LMS systems

TRAIN Learning Network Reviews

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Anonymous

Education Management, N/A employees

More than a year

4.0
November 2018

New admin interface is user friendly

Pros

As a course provider, I really enjoy the new admin interface for adding new trainings and editing existing ones. It is very user friendly and easy for me.

Cons

The webpages sometimes take a long time to load which tests my patience. When accessing courses, I find it inconvenient that I have to click the "more" button to read complete course descriptions.

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Ease of use

8

Value for money

8

Customer Support

8

Functionality

8

Frequently Asked Questions

What types of pricing plans does TRAIN Learning Network offer?

The TRAIN Learning Network price starts from a basic plan of $4,500/year. Request a personalized TRAIN Learning Network pricing quote for your business.

What other apps does TRAIN Learning Network integrate with?

Information about integrations is currently unspecified by the vendor.

Does TRAIN Learning Network offer an API?

No, TRAIN Learning Network does not offer an API.

What level of support does TRAIN Learning Network offer?

TRAIN Learning Network offers support through learning tutorials, FAQs and a help desk.

Does TRAIN Learning Network have a mobile app?

No, TRAIN Learning Network does not have a mobile app.

What language does TRAIN Learning Network support?

TRAIN Learning Network is primarily available in English.

Who are the typical users of TRAIN Learning Network?

The typical users of TRAIN Learning Network include public health organizations, healthcare institutions, federal health agencies, emergency preparedness groups, and academic institutions.