I had a chance to speak with
OzVision founder and president of security Avi Lupo and
CMOOR Group president Connie Moorehead recently. They wanted to talk to me about an exciting new feature being offered through the CMOOR Group at the OzVision website. Regular readers of
SSN will recall the CMOOR Group from a
story I wrote back in Dec. '08 on the online training offered by the
CSAA for
central station operators.
The new training modules, which are currently under development will be available for perusal
here.
According to Lupo, since OzVision is an embedded part of the platforms used by many 3rd party monitoring centers, such as
Guardian and
Rapid Response that do video monitoring, the training modules needed to cover three areas: Sales, technical, and operations. An excerpt from the original release follows.
The first course will be focused on sales and the features and benefits of the OzVision suite of products. The second course is a technical course geared towards the installation and technical features of the product and the third course in the series will be an operations course designed around user features, operations and function of the OzVision product.
OzVision has partnered with The CMOOR Group to develop this online training series. CMOOR is widely known throughout the security industry as being the premier custom content and media development solution provider to trade associations, manufacturers, integrators and dealers. Built with the latest technology, these courses are highly interactive and engaging for the students. Each student is provided a certificate of completion at the end of the course and continuing education credits will also awarded to participating students upon successful completion of the training. Each courses is anticipated to be approximately 60 minutes in length.
To pre-order your training, contact The CMOOR Group at 502-254-1590. The course is $50 per student and volume discounts are available.
Online training is obviously pretty cool, and the fact that students will get continuing education credits is a major plus. I've received my official certificate for passing the
Central Station Operators Online Training Level I and have completed the educational modules for the
CSAA Advanced Operator Online Training Course... Unfortunately, true to the modus operandi I adopted in
college, I've
waited a little too long to start the test at the end now, and am really nervous that I might need a serious cramming session to review all the notes I took before submitting to the assessment. Good luck to all future online students.