Asynchronous learning includes interactions that are provided over time (Moore &
Kearsley, 2012). A forum platform is commonly used to create a participatory environment
for students. Teachers post question, discussions, and other forms of exercises and students
respond to these activities over a specific period of time. (Zingaro & Oztok, 2012). ComputerBased
Training (CBT) represents an example of asynchronous online video. CBT is, by its
very design, self-paced and occurs over time. Prerecorded software demonstrations, recorded
classes, and lectures represent the most common asynchronous videos. A variety of sources
indicate video in this format can have positive impacts on learning and retaining simple to
complex information (Borup, West, & Graham, 2013; Moridani, 2007).