Content Focussed
Courses can be modified based on the content matter that needs to be transformed.
For example incase the content that needs to be transformed from legacy systems to current systems or incase just the incremental learning that needs to be addressed because of versions that have to be changed.
- Multimedia: A mix of text, graphics, animation, audio and video to enhance the learning process
- Interactivity: An instructional strategy that helps a learner practice what they have learned
- Bookmarking: Lets the learner stop the course at any time and restart it from the same point
- Tracking: Report the learner's performance within a course to a Learning Management System (LMS)
Some self-paced courses have these advanced features:
- Simulation: Providing practice with a mock-up of a real system
- Online Experts: Provide access to experts through chat or online discussion
- Multiple Bookmarks: Designate one or more pages of the course to access while on the job
- Search: Search through a course to find information required to complete a task
- Notes and Highlights: Mark one or more parts of a course that contain the most important information
Delivery Focussed
People learn in many different ways and at different times. To support these different learning needs, you will need different e-learning delivery methods. Additionally, you will need a way to develop and manage e-learning. Click on the following e-learning solutions to learn more. Use e-learning to overcome the limitations of time, distance and resources.
- Asynchronous e-Learning
- Self-paced Courses
- Discussion Groups
- Synchronous e-Learning
- Virtual Classroom
- Audi
- and Vide
- Conferencing
- Chat
- Shared Whiteboard
- Application Sharing
- Instant Messaging
- Development and Management
- Learning Management Systems
- Learning Content Management Systems
- Knowledge Management
No single e-learning method is best for every learning need. You will most likely need to use several e-learning technologies as well as traditional learning methods. A blended learning program combines e-learning and traditional learning methods. Blended learning can provide the convenience, speed and cost effectiveness of e-learning with the personal touch of traditional learning.
Technology Focussed
- SCORM Implementation —We implement based on SCORM & AICC based authoring tools and Learning Management Systems (LMS) that are client proprietary or more prevalent LMS-es available
- eLearning 2.0 – based on the emergence of web 2.0 with a variety of social media like Facebook, Twitter, Myspace.
- 3D Virtual Learning Environment – Simulation based training courses to achieve almost realistic feel of situation based training
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