The electrical training ALLIANCE will update the PTSI Online Learning System curriculum. This will occur between 5 a.m. and 6 a.m. Eastern on Friday, July 1. We have several exciting features being implemented and want to inform you in advance due to the potential impact on non-completed student progress. (more…)
Electric Vehicle Course and Exam Quick Start Guide
For all those who have wondered…”Hmm…where is the info for the Electric Vehicle stuff located? That Lunar guy said Instructor Resources, but I don’t want to purchase a session yet. I could email him at the etA…where is the email that he sent me? Oh! I know!…I’ll check under the LMS User Resources tab of the blog.” (more…)
Textbook Errata
Errata…no one purposefully creates it, 
but there must be a defined process in how to handle it. Now, there’s digital errata and there’s print errata and each has its own defined process. An area that can cause issues for the learner is when (more…)
Available Now! The electrical training ALLIANCE 2021 Planning Guide
The digital version of the 2021-2022 electrical training ALLIANCE Planning Guide is now available for download. The Guide will help with all of your planning needs for the upcoming school year.
The printed Planning Guide will be mailed out soon; however, you can access the digital copy now by navigating to the Members Area of the electrical training ALLIANCE website, logging in, and choosing Downloads on the left side of the screen. The final step before accessing the digital copy is to click Catalog & Planning Guides. (more…)
Desktop Instrumentation Trainer Kit
The Desktop Instrumentation Trainer kit was created to support each of our programs and our quest for hands-on training materials. This kit brings the main calibration concepts presented in the instrumentation training courses to a smaller, more cost-effective concept. Instrumentation Process trainers are still available and supported; however, this option provides a great first step touchpoint for your student. (more…)
Instrumentation Module 1 Flash Replacement
The time has come to retire the FLASH version of Instrumentation Module 1! This retirement means we have some “why,” “how,” and “when” answers to address the availability of the revised course.Welcome to the Instructors’ Lounge
The electrical training ALLIANCE has been diligently working on updating the available training resources for the LMS Instructor. In recent years, the training materials were updated from the original LMS Instructor course to a Managing Electrical Training resource area. Today, the course has been improved upon and updated to be the Instructors main stop for (more…)
Harassment Prevention: Awareness and Responsibilities 2020
The original Harassment Prevention: Awareness and Responsibilities course was made available on the LMS back in May 2019. This course meets the requirements for training on this topic as defined by The Department of Labor (DOL). While federally, there is no current requirement for renewal training on the topic, many states and jurisdictions require yearly recertification or training. To support this, we have published a new 2020 edition of the course. (more…)
A Handful of September 2020 LMS Notices
September is a busy month for training, for planning, for fixing, and then for rinsing and repeating among all the many things…As with many well-laid plans, sometimes a few things do not go according to them. Please read on to note an announcement about the best access to the Inside and Outside Transformer Simulators when using Microsoft Edge of Firefox; a note about an issue with our errata submission process from September 4th to 12th; and a quick announcement about the release of the Motor Control Simulator. (more…)
Two New Tools Added to the LMS Assessments Area Support In-Person and Remote Testing
The LMS Assessments area has recently added two helpful improvement features to support both in-person and remote testing. These additions, along with local policies, standards and control augment the LMS Assessments tool to support your training and evaluation needs. Be sure to (more…)