We are leading exponents of rapid e-learning. We have developed a streamlined process using a range of tools to deliver fast, effective e-learning.

The pace of change means that traditional six week or longer development processes are simply too long. It is not that e-learning is too expensive it is often that it is simply too slow. With our approach we design, develop and deliver quality e-learning in less than 3 weeks. Often much faster.

The essence of our rapid approach is very simple.

1. Put Learning Designers at the heart of the process

We put the learning designer at the centre of our process. Our team is led by a senior and experienced learning designer rather than a heavy quality process to control the actions of a larger and often less experienced team. We believe in multi-skilled, small teams as this means more flexibility, more ownership, less complex communication and less cost.

2. Use Rapid Authoring Tools 

We use rapid authoring tools that generate robust scorm compliant content and which can also generate engaging content with thoughtful design and creative art direction. These tools allow us to reduce the need for developer and technical testing input.

3. Undertake Rapid Prototyping 

We use rapid prototyping which is much more effective for communicating ideas and interactivity. This reduces the need for word documents such as project initiation documents, storyboards, scripts, specifications, etc., and the need for project managers and project assistants to manage these heavy processes. It also reduces all the duplication inherent in such processes.

For more information and to see examples of our work for clients such as Standard Life, BP, Cable & Wireless, Marks & Spencer and many others please contact us.

We also partner with internals team on rapid e-learning projects which can include:

• developing a rapid e-learning strategy
• selecting the right rapid authoring tool 
• developing templates and content
  
• training staff
  

You can get full details on our rapid e-learning services here (pdf document).

You can also explore our free resources on rapid e-learning in the Free Thinking section.

For more information please contact us.