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A study in the Journal of Effective Teaching titled Learning by Doing: An Empirical Study of Active Learning Techniques found that one teaching technique aided in increasing learning more than other teaching methods. Performed in a college classroom setting, the study concluded that in-class activities were more effective than lectures, demonstrations and discussions in aiding comprehension and application of learned knowledge in practical tests.

We think that eLearning is a valuable addition to a business; we wouldn’t be in this industry if we didn’t. But even we can admit there are (rare) occasions when simulation and scenario-based learning simply isn’t the right move for a company.

Virtual reality: just another buzzword, or a revolution in training? We take a look at the substance behind the hype and discuss the reality of introducing VR into your training program.

There is such a wide variety of different training methods and techniques available to businesses - but the reality is that some are simply more effective than others. In a business environment where onboarding and ongoing training is becoming more important than ever, we can’t rely on outdated, ineffective methods for much longer.

In high-consequence industries, first chances are often all people get — and in such environments, danger has the potential to strike. Industries like aviation, medical, warehousing and construction are examples of businesses in which these risks can have serious, life-threatening consequences, not just on the employee, but clients and the greater community as well. 

 Employee engagement has become essential to modern businesses. A more passionate, loyal and committed workforce has been tied to everything from a stronger bottom line to a better business reputation.

Our last blog covered the basic SimTutor steps that you can access in the app, but that’s only the beginning of what our software can offer.

A single effective tutorial can be the difference between well-trained, competent and efficient staff or a workforce that puts themselves, other team members and even customers and clients at risk.

In the medical device manufacturing industry, every single member of staff must understand the importance of training for procedures and compliance - not just for legality’s sake, but for the sake of the users of their devices.