Learn HealthSci has announced the creation of the Acteon Viva Learning dental continuing education website.

Acteon trusts in dental continuing education

By Dental Tribune
June 02, 2011

MÉRIGNAC, France: Acteon, French manufacturer of small equipment and imaging products for dentists, is investing in further education. Learn HealthSci, a privately held company specialising in web-based multimedia training and software development in the health-care sector, has announced the creation of the Acteon Viva Learning dental continuing education (CE) website.

The new website will serve as a hub for Acteon’s CE initiatives, which will include interactive live CE webinars, CE webinar archives, an online resource library and a variety of product training videos. Interactive and self-study CE credits will be awarded.

“Acteon offers innovative dental technologies to the profession, which require support through practical CE that focuses on clinical applications,” Wyatt Wilson, Vice-President and COO of Acteon North America, said. “Now, with our new Viva Learning website and extended reach to thousands of Viva users, we can accomplish our educational goals in a cost-effective and efficient way,” Wilson added.

“We are very excited to have Acteon join the network and utilise the Viva platform for online continuing education,” Philip Klein, CEO of Learn HealthSci Inc., announced. “Acteon products are designed for specific and precise dental procedures that require ongoing end-user education—and Viva Learning offers all the tools and services that can meet that challenge,” he explained.

The Viva Learning package includes all aspects of professional online education, including content and website management, live online support, speaker training, as well as a comprehensive learning management system. Live webinars allow online attendees to interact with the speaker through polling and Q&A. Presentations are highly interactive and include voice-over, slides and streaming video. According to the supplier, Viva Learning is continuing to gain popularity amongst dental professionals worldwide, with over 25,000 Viva Learning student accounts.

For further information regarding Acteon, please follow this link.

Everything ACTEON

17 avenue Gustave Eiffel, BP 30216
MERIGNAC cedex, 33708
France
Tel.: +33 (0) 556 34 06 07
Fax: +33 (0) 556 34 92 92

www.acteongroup.com
info@acteongroup.com

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