Continuous Training: Information technology has made the training process continuously practicable, particularly in the present time characterized by rapid transformations and changes. In the network, there are many programs and training classes open 24/24 hours during the week without vacations; the training process does not recognize temporal and spatial boundaries.
At work Training: Information technology offers the possibility of implementing the training program in parallel with real work without feeling the difference between what individuals actually implement for the job and what they implement for training where interaction between the user and the database in case of work, and between the user and structural database in training, leading to benefit from worker productivity even during the training phase, thus to reduce the costs as a result of the exploitation of training process outputs while doing it.
Level-based training: Information technology provides the possibility of giving training programs to more than one level, depending on the trainee’s nature and capabilities; the program, using a set of tests and artificial intelligence applications, determines the trainee’s level, strengths and weaknesses, and provides training subjects in a manner appropriate to this level.
The use of information technology as an essential tool of training has achieved many advantages, including: