Training records stay on site
Diagnostic results, study progress and prep completion records are stored on a server your institution runs.
Offline laboratory animal technician training
ConductUniversity can be hosted on a server at your institution. Diagnostics, study progress and prep completion records stay on your network, and learners study without internet access.
Your facility network
Training records and course material belong to your institution. Offline, both stay on systems your institution already manages.
Diagnostic results, study progress and prep completion records are stored on a server your institution runs.
Animal facility staff can study and review over the local network, even where outside internet access is locked down.
Pathways, practice questions and learner results sit on your own server, so training material stays inside the institution.
Your IT team decides when updates go in, so a cohort studies the same pathway from its first diagnostic to its last review.
One install on your hardware. Your IT team keeps control of access, updates and backups.
Your IT team installs ConductUniversity on a server at your institution.
Learners and supervisors sign in with your organization's accounts. Your IT team decides who has access.
Updates arrive as signed files that your IT team installs when ready. The previous release stays available for rollback.
Learner progress and completion records are copied on a schedule to storage your IT team picks.
Learners and supervisors use the same pathway tools on your own server.
Estimate readiness by domain and see which topics to study first.
Study the weakest prerequisite first instead of re-reading everything.
Terminology, calculations and scenarios come back for review on the right day.
Animal care foundations, facility operations, occupational safety, calculations and scenario judgment.
Facility accounts assign prep, follow progress and find domain-level gaps across learners.
A ConductUniversity record of prep completion, kept separate from official AALAS certification.
We plan the offline setup with your IT team, including the server, its size and when your first cohort starts.
It suits animal facilities, universities and research institutions that keep training records on their own network.
No. Learners study and review over your own network. If your IT team turns on update checks, that check is the only outside connection.
On the server where ConductUniversity is installed, inside your network. That includes diagnostic results, study progress and prep completion records. Backups go to storage your IT team picks.
Yes. Facility accounts assign prep, follow progress and see domain-level gaps across learners, all on your own server.
No. It records prep completed in ConductUniversity. AALAS certification is issued by AALAS through its official eligibility, application, and exam process.
Each update is a signed file. Your IT team installs it after a backup and can return to the previous release. Sites with no internet connection receive the file on removable media.
We size it with your IT team, based on how many learners and supervisors will use it.
The offline edition is licensed to your institution and checked on your own server, with no internet connection. Terms are set during setup.
Tell us about your institution, how many learners you plan to train, and who runs your servers. We will arrange the offline setup with them.