"Face to Face." Refers to traditional instructor-led learning in the classroom, or to in-person coaching.

Flash video container format, but completely different from the flv format. f4v files are similar to MP4 files and can be played back by Flash Player 9 Update 3 and above.

Acronym: Frequently Asked Questions. Usually a document or Web page containing questions commonly asked about a topic, and the associated answers.

Learning applied to real-life situations that are somewhat, to greatly, different from the learning context, yet are appropriate applications of the skill or knowledge.

File type. File contains source material for a Flash application. FLA files can be edited by Flash authoring tools, and compiled into SWF files for play.

Multimedia platform distributed by Adobe Systems. Used to add animation and interactivity to Web pages. Also used to integrate video into Web pages, and to develop rich Internet applications.

Flash Video, the container file format that Adobe Flash Player uses to deliver video over the Internet.

Evaluation conducted during the development and implementation ("formation") of a program, to obtain information for program improvement. "Did the developers do things right?"