Ann - Jason and I met yesterday and have a schedule for the next team meetings. We will send that information out to everyone later today. Here is the information you requested about training courses. In my area, 25 people took one or more training classes this year. 15 people took Learning Excel, Level 1 (March 27 and 28), 20 took Introduction to Outlook ( June 3 and 4) and 5 took Flash, Level 2 (October 19 and 20). The first two courses were given on site and the last was at the community college. We have gotten particularly positive feedback about the Outlook course. Let me know if you need any additional information.

- E. O'Brien

Integrate

Task Description: You want to look at all the information the supervisors have provided so that you can see which of the courses taught at the company were most popular. Represent that information in a way that will help you make the recommendation about which courses to continue next year.

Test takers would need to decide the best way to integrate and compare the information they have selected in the previous task. They might present the information in a list or series of lists, in a table, etc. In the sample response shown below, the information from the seven e-mail messages has been used to create a table that allows one to quickly compare course location and attendance across courses.