What is StandardsLearn.org?
StandardsLearn.org is the premier online resource for e-Learning programs that help
to raise awareness of standards and conformity assessment activities. The site provides
an online learning experience for all those who want or need general standards-related
education. StandardsLearn.org is sponsored by the American
National Standards Institute (ANSI).
What is asynchronous training?
Asynchronous (self-paced) training is an effective educational model that allows
students to learn at their own speed and convenience. The asynchronous model was
chosen for StandardsLearn.org as a means of providing engaging, easy-to-use and
cost-effective training to a wide target audience.
What courses are currently provided on www.StandardsLearn.org?
The courses provided on StandardsLearn.org highlight the value and importance of
standards and compliance programs at home and around the globe.
Full list of current courses.
What other resources are available on www.StandardsLearn.org?
The online resources on StandardsLearn.org connect you with useful information and
educational materials on national and international standardization activities.
The Standards Education Database provides links to ANSI-accredited standards developers
and academic institutions that provide general standards education. The database
contains a wealth of information on standards education programs in a wide array
of industries, including health and safety, construction, architecture, wireless
communication, testing and accreditation, and many more.
What is the American National Standards Institute?
The American National Standards Institute (ANSI) is a private non-profit organization
whose mission is to enhance U.S. global competitiveness and the American quality
of life by promoting, facilitating, and safeguarding the integrity of the voluntary
standardization and conformity assessment system. The Institute is committed to
bringing e-learning options to the standards community and general public. All courses
and information offered on www.StandardsLearn.org are free of charge and provided
as a public service.
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