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Learn RFID in Hours, Right from Your PC

RFID Essentials is an interactive, Web-based learning resource designed to address the needs of end-user organizations in the exploration or early adoption phase. In about eight hours, project team members can acquire working knowledge of RFID technology, and how to apply and evaluate it. Organizations can achieve more successful implementations by getting the project team up to speed on RFID fundamentals early in the planning phase.

This course is ideal for information technology, finance, operations, engineering, and sales professionals and managers who want to familiarize themselves with RFID technology without spending days or weeks reading or sitting in a classroom.

RFID Essentials prepares users to:

• Identify and rank potential applications in their enterprise
  
• Choose the right RFID architecture for an application
  
• Understand how their company can share data with trading partners using EPCIS standards
  
• Talk knowledgeably with vendors
  
• Measure an application's financial contribution
  
• Plan a pilot

Click here for the full course syllabus.

There are no prerequisites. RFID Essentials has been tested extensively to ensure that it is accessible to individuals with no prior RFID experience. At the same time, individuals with some prior experience can also benefit. Numerous, optional “In-depth” sections enable them to build their knowledge.

RFID Essentials has been well received by leading companies like IBM, Michelin, and Dow Chemical. Click here for testimonials by some of these companies.

How People Learn

Studies show that people learn best through hands-on involvement with and repeated exposure to the material. RFID Essentials offers both. It is a highly interactive and sensory rich experience. Since it is available over the Internet, the course is self paced. Enterprise users can go back and review as often as they wish throughout a one-year period.

For foundation subjects high-quality e-learning has been proven more effective than classroom training, because it provides for more active participation by the learner. In the average classroom setting, a student asks one question every ten hours. Studies show that users of high-quality e-learning interact with the program via questions and answers up to 120 times per hour.

As shown in the Learning Pyramid below, the average amount retained one month after a classroom lecture has been estimated at 5 percent. In contrast, active learning experiences like RFID Essentials, in which learners to “practice by doing”, lead to much higher retention. Repeated exposure to material further increases this retention.

Why RFID Essentials Provides Unmatched Value for End Users

RFID Essentials is:

100% end user focused -- Users not only learn RFID technology, but also how to apply it and measure its financial contribution to their enterprise.

• Passing the final exam (earning Certificate of Completion) validates a person’s preparedness to plan a pilot

• Our exclusive "YouTag Virtual Workshops" give you the equivalent of hands-on experience with realistic RFID tags and readers, on your PC.

The product of top industry experts -- Learners benefit from insight gained from years of field implementation experience.

User directed

• Learners proceed at their own pace and schedule—from their office, home, or local coffee shop.
  
• Available 24 x 7 on the Web
  
• No prior RFID experience assumed
  
• Numerous, optional, "In-depth" sections for learners with prior experience

• Lesson on tagging a carton and antenna polarization from Module 4 (15 minutes)
  
• Module 1, Introduction to RFID (35 minutes)

Who Developed RFID Essentials?

The course was developed by RFID Revolution, a leading RFID education company, and its team of custom e-learning content development specialists in collaboration with three distinguished RFID industry experts:

Dr. Dan M. Dobkin
Proprietor, Enigmatics
PhD, Applied Physics, Stanford University
Leading expert in the physics of RFID, with seven U.S. patents
Author of The RF in RFID, Elsevier, 2007
Consultant and instructor with extensive experience in developing, manufacturing, and marketing communications devices

Craig K. Harmon
President, Q.E.D. Systems
Globally recognized expert in automatic identification standards, and author of four books on data collection technology
Chair of ISO committee addressing RFID applications in the supply chain; active in ANSI, ITU, ETSI, and EPCglobal

Louis A. Sirico
Founder, RFIDWizards.com
Industry recognized RFID innovator, with extensive experience designing and implementing RFID and logistics systems for Fortune 1000 companies and U.S. Government agencies
Author and noted speaker on RFID technology, with appearances on CNBC/MSN and Fox News, and at numerous U.S. technology conferences

Profile of RFID Revolution LLC.

Pricing and enrollment

Individuals: Enrollment in the course for an individual subscriber is 60 days. The published price is $595, however, Automation.com is offering a promotional price of $535.

Enterprises: To organizations with ten or more users, Automation.com offers an Enterprise Multi-User License, featuring attractive group pricing and a 12-month term. The one-year term provides opportunities for frequent, post-course-completion review, reinforcing the user’s understanding.

Automation.com offers online 10-seat Enterprise Licenses, and can offer Licenses including more seats (20, 50, or more). After the Enterprise pays for the seats, RFID Revolution will contact the Enterprise (through the individual paying for the seats) to enroll the users. Please Contact Us for more information about Enterprise Licenses, including higher seat count licenses (as applicable).

Online Discussion Forum

To Enterprises, RFID Revolution offers an optional, Online Discussion Forum enabling students to post questions and comments. The Enterprise, or one of its partners or vendors, supplies a moderator who regularly logs into the course to answer questions. RFID Revolution can also provide a moderator for an additional fee. The moderator can upload supplementary material to the RFID Essentials website for viewing by all students.

Source: automation.com