Why would I purchase the web version of a program instead of a CD-ROM?
Delivery by means of the Internet allows you to make the program available to more than one person at a time. It also liberates the user from having to access the program from a specific machine. Internet versions are ideal for work sites, medical clinics, or other organizations that seek ready access for large numbers of people. CDs are great for individual users, but they are not licensed for use over a server. (If you wish to use a CD by means of a server, please contact us at sales@hcimarketplace.com to arrange for special licensure.)
Why would I buy the video tape version of a program also available on CD-ROM?
It depends on how you expect to use the program. Video tape is good for presenting the information to a large number of people at once. If someone in your group serves as a teacher/facilitator, then the VHS format might be best for your organization. If you are short on teacher/facilitator time and have a computer available, you might prefer to use the CD-ROM version. The CD-ROM allows for self-paced learning and does not require a teacher to monitor usage.
