The first step in the deployment process is to assess your business needs so that you can define the project scope and objectives. Next, decide how best to use our Multimedia Curriculum Libraries and Editions to meet those needs. Then, assess your current LMS and desktop configurations, determine whether you need to upgrade your hardware (for instance, do users have sound cards?) or software (are your users using a current web browser?), and choose the tools for your deployment.

Having made these decisions, you are ready to plan your deployment. An effective plan typically includes the following:

• All the details for uploading the latest courses into your LMS.
• An assessment of your current configuration (including information about your users' hardware and software needs).
• Test and pilot schedule.
• A rollout schedule.
• Create a test environment in which you can deploy our test course by using the features and options in your plan. Have your test environment mirror, as closely as possible, your users' network, including hardware, network architecture, and browser application.
• When you are satisfied with the results in your test environment, roll out your deployment to a specific group of users to test the results in a controlled production environment (a pilot).
• Finally, roll out the entire course library to your entire organization.

What really matters...

The programmers at GCP have subjected our Multimedia Curriculum Libraries to some of the harshest testing protocols in the industry for the last 2 years: we have had thousands users provide feedback, and we have installed our Courses on 27 (and counting) of the industry's best Learning Management Systems.  Report after report has confirmed the rock solid performance of our v4.0 content delivery code.    

We have kept the technical evaluation easy.

We like "simple" and our clients love "easy".  What better way to validate that our courses will function as promised than to install a no risk System Evaluation Course on your actual LMS system?  On the server side it provides a very compact, easy, and quick testing solution to verify that all of the AICC/SCORM communication protocols are functioning as they should.  On the end user computer it will rapidly determine if there are any issues related to hardware or software functionality.    

If you have been given a user name and password you may download the System Evaluation Course by clicking on the button below.

If you would like us to contact your IT Department about specific technical specifications, the 100% safety of our System Evaluation Course, or if they would just like our help with the installation, please let us know and we would be happy to contact them directly.