October 2020
Beginner
360 pages
9h 13m
English

Today’s learners have a high standard for the look and feel of their training materials or interactions. They are used to glossy campaigns, seamless internet navigation, and on-the-go delivery of products and services. When they attend live training, they look for elements of interaction that they are used to from social media, including YouTube-like videos, GIFs, and online polling. Your materials need to reflect a high production value, and you need to make sure that they retain instructional integrity. So how do you make materials appealing, while at the same time maintaining instructional standards?
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