Training delivered to trainees when and where they need it to do their jobs is known as:
A) communities of practice
B) distributed learning
C) just in time training
D) E-learning

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Just in time training refers to providing training at the exact moment and location when it is needed to perform a task or job duty. This approach reduces the need for trainees to remember information from a separate training session and allows for immediate application of newly acquired skills or knowledge. Communities of practice and distributed learning are broader concepts that may or may not involve just in time training, and e-learning is a delivery method that can be used for just in time training but is not synonymous with the concept itself.

Training Delivered to Trainees When and Where They Need It