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As learners increasingly take control of their own learning via internet searches and apps, how can we be sure they’re accessing the correct content?
In the gaming industry we usually talk about game performance as a measure of how well a system can render graphics, but in training we talk about it in terms of how well it can train! The concept, however, is germane to both, that of creating the best possible user experience. The difference is that in training games, we measure how well the game delivered training. But we are going to discuss something deeper here, the idea of the game mechanic, theme or narrative enhancing learning.
Regardless of industry, leaders face the same obstacles and challenges with their learning to create alignment in their organization. Below are the top challenges leaders face and how they can overcome them.
Access this webinar to know the appropriate design strategies for feature-based product training's, where the target audience is sales professionals.
In this article we give you 8 tips to learn how to create appealing eLearning and mLearning content for your learners who are on mobile.
Design choices were driven by our target audience: salon employees such as stylists and managers. Salon employees are on the move all day, not sitting at a desk with immediate access to a computer. They have very little time to devote to training. We designed the eLearning program to include small bursts of five-minute activities with self-paced modules that could be taken during breaks or in between customer appointments.
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