Patrick Andrew Kerwin, Age 695319 Westgrove Dr, Dallas, TX 75248

2001003, Nov 1, 2001

Mar 22, 2001

09/815223

Patrick Kerwin - Dallas TX, US

G09B019/00

434/118000

A training system including a visual display, a computer, a mouse, and a keyboard for data entry into the system, such data entry including problems presented as situations/simulations tailored to the particular type of training to be conducted together with trainee responses to questions relating to such situations/simulations. In one embodiment, provision is made for the trainees to prepare and record their own narrative solutions to such situations/simulations, following which the system presents sets of multiple choice solutions and asks the trainees to select what they believe are the best solutions from among those that are presented. In another embodiment, the system requires a student to first complete a preliminary multiple-choice test before proceeding to preparing and recording a narrative description of his proposed solution to the indicated problem. The system critiques trainee selections and narrative responses. For each situation/simulation, if the trainee provides the optimum solution, the system identifies the reasons why that selection or narrative description is optimal and repeats the related situation/simulation at least once more after moving on to another situation/simulation before the training session is completed. If the optimum solution is not selected or provided, the system repeats its request for identification of the optimum solution, critiquing each answer until the correct one is provided.

5616033, Apr 1, 1997

Aug 3, 1994

8/285187

Patrick A. Kerwin - Dallas TX

G09B 300

434118

A training system including a visual display, a computer, a mouse and a keyboard for data entry into the system, such data entry including problems presented as situations/simulations tailored to the particular type of training to be conducted together with trainee responses to questions relating to such situations/simulations. Provision is made for the trainees to prepare and record their own narrative solutions to such situations/simulations, following which, the system presents sets of multiple choice solutions and asks the trainees to select what they believe are the best solutions from among those that are presented. The system then critiques trainee selections. For each situation/simulation, if the optimum solution has been selected, the system identifies the reasons why that selection is optimal and repeats the related situation/simulation at least once more after moving on to another situation/simulation before the training session is completed. If the optimum solution has not been selected, the system repeats its request for identification of the optimum solution, critiquing each answer until the correct one has been selected.

2017000, Jan 12, 2017

Jul 7, 2016

15/204794

Patrick Kerwin - Plano TX, US

A63B 24/00
G09B 5/02
G09B 19/00
G09B 5/12
A63B 21/062
A63B 71/06

A computer-implemented system for improving a circuit training exercise routine at an exercise facility having at least two pieces of exercise equipment. The system using a smart device, and having steps including: initiating a program on the smart device upon use of a first piece of exercise equipment; displaying exercise instructions to the user on the smart device; initiating a timer on the smart device with a pre-selected amount of time in which the user must complete the exercise instructions on the first piece of equipment; recording if the user is successful in accomplishing the first set of exercise instructions; and prompting the user to move to a second piece of exercise equipment. The steps may also include displaying additional exercise instructions. The system includes monitoring the user's health functions and rewarding the user for successful accomplishment of the first and additional sets of exercise instructions.