e3Learning has extensive experience in developing online courses that entertain, engage and, most importantly, educate users.

Our experience includes working with clients such as Spotless, OneSteel, Amcor, Mission Australia, Australia Post, CGU and WorkCover to develop online training that provides consistent and reliable outcomes. Based on this experience, we have developed a range of methods to ensure each client’s training objectives are met. These methods are listed below.

Interactive Activities

e3Learning use interactive activities to reinforce the information being presented. This emulates the reinforcement activities that are often used in traditional classroom based training. These activities can include interactive case studies and task based activities (e.g. identifying the correct sequence of events for a procedure).

Integrated Assessment

User responses within interactive activities and simulations are tracked. To complete an activity users must make a number of correct decisions. When combined with other forms of questioning this provides a more rigorous assessment process.

Workplace Simulations

Workplace simulations allow the user to move around in a virtual workplace, with full control of an on-screen character. These simulations enable the user to interact with other characters and situations, making decisions they will need to make in their own workplace.

Text and Audio Support

All of the course materials are presented as audio and text, with the ability to mute the audio for those who prefer to learn by reading.

Illustrative Images

For every ‘page’ of each module, e3Learning develops visually rich images that effectively illustrate the concepts being explained. Experienced graphic artists create styles consistent with the look and feel of your organisation’s branding, and then develop all images in line with that style. This style is also employed when developing your organisation’s interface for the training delivery system, ‘LearnForce’.

Multiple Choice Assessment

At the completion of each module, multiple choice assessment tests the user’s knowledge. Your organisation’s training administrators will be able to set the percentage of correct questions required to receive a successful pass.