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To show how easy it is to create an engaging eLearning game, the team sat down at our Leeds office @AvenueHQ to scope out the concept for a new gamified contact form for our website. To maintain user engagement, we decided to make the gamelet short - with completion to take less than 1 minute - while ensuring that it is accessible to all.
We've been on a bit of an adventure over the past few days, and we're excited to share what we've been up to!
Building engaging eLearning training tools quickly and cost effectively can sound daunting, but it certainly doesn't have to be. We decided to run a short team sprint to show all the detail as we build an exciting new gamelet for our website. We'll be showcasing what we can do for organisations of all sizes to enhance their digital training.
High staff turnover within the retail industry is infamously higher than any other. With 320 stores a week closing down in just the UK, staff are fleeing for employment prospects with more job security, an ensured minimum wage salary, benefits and better working conditions. However, those who remain within the industry note they tend to suffer in two key areas: A lack of motivation and the feeling of being easily replaceable, regardless of experience.
As hybrid working models have become commonplace with more staff working from home than ever before, improving your organisation’s training approach is essential to ensure that staff understand and apply current company policies. Whether you are working within an industrial business, financial services organisation, a charity or creating eLearning for health, every sector has specific training requirements and will require tailored content.
In addition to enhancing the process for maintaining consistent, live care plans and having integrated care scheduling software, one of the most significant impacts following the adoption of digital care planning software that we have seen over time with domiciliary care providers is improved auditing…
A study led by Lord Darzi, a former health minister and leading surgeon, imagines ‘bedside robots’ appearing as part of the ‘full automation’ of health and care services. Professionals would be freed up…
