State Approved Course Material
Each course includes:

 

3 CD-ROM Pack - Full Computer Based Training
Everything you need to get your license and inusrance discount!
	2 Student Disks with Virtual Instruction 1 Parent Disk (complete behind the wheel lesson plans) Over 20 integrated videos All Oklahoma DPS Required Forms Electronic Study Guides, Worksheets and Assessments 4 Hours of Drug and Alcohol Awareness Training Student Driver Window Decal Certificate of Completion Full Technical Support

Course Concept | Concurrent Learning
Learning Experience | In-Car Training | Final Assesment

PARENT TAUGHT Driver Education TRAINING AT HOME

Learning has never been easier or more flexible. This course allows the student to learn in the comfort of their own home, at their own pace, and their own schedule.

Retention is so important when it comes to learning how to drive. We can't afford to let our children memorize this information just to pass a test and than forget it. This driver education material has been designed and developed to teach your child in the most proven and effective method for retention. Administered properly and entirely, this course guarantees a higher learning experience and higher retention than any other method of teaching.

Developing Safe Driving Habits through Concurrent Learning

Concurrent learning means that classroom and behind-the-wheel training will coincide so the parent will be providing information during the driving portion that actually makes sense to the student. They will learn about roadway concepts, state laws, and driving techniques at their computer and then in a practical in-car environment, use the knowledge gained to hone their driving skills and begin working on safe driving habits that will follow them throughout their lives.

Learning Experience

Each module consists of main lessons, topics and support material. With the help of the Virtual Instructor the student will easily navigate through each module, lesson and topic with helpful learning techniques such as graphic illustrations, graphic animations, video clips, photographs, mouse roll-overs, additional reading documents and easy to understand explanations of correct driving techniques.

After each lesson the student will be given a brief knowledge check of six to ten questions. They will be prompted after each question review to continue on or remediate if necessary. After completing all of the lessons the student will navigate to the section that provides the review study sheet and the worksheet.

Once these have been completed, the student will take the final assessment for that module. This assessment will be graded for the benefit of the instructor and student. The grade will determine the successful completion of the module.

In-Car Training

The parent section has been designed to be short, yet informational. The parent (instructor) will be provided their own CD-ROM that will explain the method of teaching and a review of the material for each of the 7 one-hour lessons plus the 55 hours of supervised driving . This brief yet informational review will prepare the instructor for the upcoming lesson. After reviewing the information that will be taught, the instructor will be provided a printable lesson guide that will serve as a reminder of the topics to teach as well as a record of completion.

This instructor disk will also include all of the answers to review questions and worksheets. This will aid the instructor when monitoring each question period.

Final Assessment

The final portion of the course will be a 90 question final assessment. This assessment will be the only graded portion that will count towards the award of the certificate of completion. The score will be given upon completion of the test. It will let the instructor know how many out of the 90 were answered correctly. It will be the parent/instructors responsibility to verify the score. To receive a passing grade, your student must correctly answer 63 or more of the questions.

The parent/instructor must then send an e-mail to Virtual Drive of Oklahoma with the verified score. If the score was above the minimum level, a certificate of completion will be mailed to the address of record for that student. Should the score be below the accepted level, the student can review the course and take it again. The student may take the final assessment as many times as necessary in order to successfully reach the minimum level. We do recommend the student review after a sub-minimum score.