UDS Launches Online Training Platform
Clearwater, Fla. – United Development Systems, Inc. (UDS) announces the launch of its e-Learning platform for F&I Training. Available immediately to any F&I Professional looking to create an advantage for themselves, this robust learning management system (LMS), located within UDSTraining.com, delivers its first course, Ethics and Compliance Certification, via an engaging online experience. “Many years ... Read More »
Clearwater, Fla. – United Development Systems, Inc. (UDS) announces the launch of its e-Learning platform for F&I Training.
Available immediately to any F&I Professional looking to create an advantage for themselves, this robust learning management system (LMS), located within UDSTraining.com, delivers its first course, Ethics and Compliance Certification, via an engaging online experience.
“Many years in the making, our e-Learning platform is a true game changer to the way F&I Training content can be delivered today. With subsequent courses in the works, we only thought it be appropriate to release Ethics and Compliance Certification first, given the importance of doing things the right way,” says Randy Crisorio, UDS President and CEO.
The Ethics and Compliance Certification course itself was designed directly from our printed/classroom material with the guidance of a team of instructional designers. The course was built to be as engaging as possible with video intro’s to each lesson, full voiceover utilization and complete with quizzes plus a final exam. A printable/downloadable certificate of completion is awarded for those that pass the final exam.
“Being a 3-time award winner in the Compliance Training category of the annual Dealers’ Choice Awards solidified our decision to get this course built and available to the masses,” adds Crisorio.
For full course information, visit UDSTraining.com/ethics or contact Brian Crisorio at 800-282-1154.
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