Instructional Design

Instructional design is the heart of any learning whether on or off line. If the learning journey is not engaging for the learner, there will be little or no knowledge transfer or behaviour change. Why we do what we do, is at it heart about instructional design. In this section you will find articles on our two instructional design methodologies 1- The Discovery Method, which is used in our ISMM elearning 2 - Game Changer which is used in our ILM elearning libraries

How to Gamify: 15 ways to introduce gaming concepts into eLearning

9 reasons why you should use video to train and develop staff

Face-to-face train­ing is expens­ive; video is a cost-effective, but per­sonal way of get­ting your mes­sage out there.  Train­ing via video… Con­tinue Reading…

Incorporating game play into eLearning

Let’s face it: the com­mon per­cep­tion of eLearn­ing is that it’s about as excit­ing as filling out a tax return.… Con­tinue Reading…

Using video to ‘re-invent’ the learning process:

Check out this great TED Talk from Sal­man Khan, cre­ator of the ‘Khan Academy’, who expounds the vir­tues of video… Con­tinue Reading…

How we use The Discovery Method to boost your return on investment:

Albert Ein­stein once said, ‘the only source of know­ledge is exper­i­ence’. We have taken that thesis and run with it.… Con­tinue Reading…

The key to a successful eLearning campaign?

Whilst set­ting aside funds for train­ing is a good start, organ­isa­tional growth takes a much lar­ger com­mit­ment. If eLearn­ing is… Con­tinue Reading…

eLearning or: How I learned to stop worrying and love online learning

When there are cuts to be made in the busi­ness world, the train­ing budget is often the first on the… Con­tinue Reading…

How does the Discovery Method improve your learning experience?

A NEW APPROACH eLearn­ing gets a bad rep — often with good reason. It can be dull as ditch water.… Con­tinue Reading…

What type of game player are you?

Based on The Bartle Test (a game player clas­si­fic­a­tion system) eLearners can be divided into 4 types. The types relate to the Gami­fic­a­tion… Con­tinue Reading…

Engaging the Learner — ‘What’s in it for me?’

What’s in it for me? That ques­tion drives almost every decision we make. From the moment we wake up in the… Con­tinue Reading…

Discovery Method of Instructional Design:

We know how you feel. When that dreaded email arrives from HR that says you have been signed up to… Con­tinue Reading…