Large financial services companies are already at the forefront of technology adoption, so many are leveraging elearning and system simulations well to gain a competitive edge.
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eLearning Branching Scenarios: What they Are & How to Make them Effective & Viable
Here we look at the idea of eLearning Branching Scenarios, which is a useful part of the more general concept – ‘interactive learning’. Interactivity engages and challenges the learner, and branching is important – this post explores how to make it effective and commercially viable.
Continue ReadingDay One & Virtual College Collaborate to Enhance eLearning with Simulation Based Training
Day One Technologies & Virtual College are collaborating on bespoke projects to create true-to-life, engaging learning experiences through elearning simulations.
Continue ReadingBanking and Finance Training with Simulation Based eLearning
Here we look at how to create effective banking and finance training with simulation based elearning, taking Mortgages as a good example due to their complexity.
Continue ReadingWhy System Simulations in eLearning & How To Create Them Effectively
I will be talking here about system simulations in eLearning – training people using simulations of their workplace computer systems…
Continue ReadingBest Use of Systems Simulation – Our 3-Step Approach for Success
When you need to introduce a new software system into your business operations, it can come with a fair few…
Continue Reading7 Ways to Spice Up Your Systems Training
The words ‘systems-training’ and ‘exciting’ and do not often occupy the same sentence, unless the words ‘is not’ comes between…
Continue ReadingInternet Banking Centre for TSB
For the first time, we are simulating an Internet Banking Support System for TSB. A bank or institution will typically…
Continue ReadingIn-Branch System Simulation-Based Training for Co-op Bank
Following on from the well-received Call Centre Systems Training we did earlier in the year, we are now working on…
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