by Faith Edwards | Jul 19, 2019 | Blogs, eLearning
Effective Use of No Colour With design in elearning, and any other UX/UI principles, we wanted to think about the use of colour/branding and the effectiveness it can have on the success of training.From a designer’s perspective, my initial reaction is ‘no, it isn’t...
by Faith Edwards | Jul 9, 2019 | Blogs, eLearning
Staying hydrated is good for your Mind! Here at Embridge we have been focusing a lot on mental health and well-being at work. With our own charity event, ‘150+ miles in 31 days’ for our ten-year anniversary being held this month to get us all moving and raising money...
by Karen Faragalla | Jun 1, 2019 | Blogs, eLearning
Do Learning Styles Exist? When I was 12, my school made me fill out a form purporting to be able to tell me my learning styles. The possible outcomes were auditory, visual or kinaesthetic. My teacher said that how you learn and revise should be different, depending on...
by Tracey Adams | May 15, 2019 | Blogs, eLearning
Flow: Getting Learners in the Zone Hungarian psychologist Csikszentmihalyi called the phenomenon flow in an impactful paper in 1975. He classes flow as a state of full immersion, involvement and enjoyment in the process of an activity. Author: GLAD team I’ve recently...
by Tracey Adams | Feb 11, 2019 | Blogs, eLearning
Learning Technologies 2019 Learning Technologies has to be one of the biggest UK exhibitions and conferences in the UK. Held over two days and attracting over 8500 visitors this is certainly one for the calendar.It is a busy time for the Embridge Global Learning And...
by Karen Faragalla | Feb 7, 2019 | Blogs, eLearning
Creating a Conduct Risk Culture Elearning is the answer. In this case study, we look at how bespoke elearning transformed the conduct risk culture at a global financial firm. The client Instinet is one of the largest agency-only financial brokers, best known as one...
by Tracey Adams | Jan 2, 2019 | Blogs, eLearning, News
Vacancy: Global Learning & Development Manager: The position: Global Learning & Development Manager is required to provide strategic leadership of the business’s Training Division and Global Learning & Development (‘GLAD’) division. The Global Learning...
by Tracey Adams | Dec 24, 2018 | Blogs, eLearning, News
Thank you for your support & custom during 2018. Wishing you and your families a Merry Christmas and a prosperous 2019. From all the team at Embridge Consulting The Queen’s CEO’s speech.Embridge Consulting have once again had another record year. We...
by Tracey Adams | Dec 24, 2018 | Blogs, eLearning
As 2018 draws to a close, the conversations around the GLAD team start to become reflective. The team are discussing what we have achieved this year. At the start of 2018, we released some additions to our of ‘Off the Shelf’ library, including the one thing that we...
by Tracey Adams | Dec 19, 2018 | Blogs, eLearning
Microlearning - how to make a long story short As far as elearning trends go, microlearning was one of the biggest for 2017 and continues even now into 2019. The term describes the use of elearning in small, bite-sized, managed ways. Essentially the exact same...
by Tracey Adams | Jul 12, 2018 | eLearning
Quality Check Review: Why is it important to review your work?The general rule of thumb for any work you produce, publish and showcase, whether it’s your own content or a project for a client, is to ensure there are no mistakes in them and that it works! The only way...
by Tracey Adams | Jul 9, 2018 | eLearning
Why use a template when developing elearning?One way of developing your elearning content rapidly is to use a template. Using rapid authoring tools like Articulate and Captivate to create elearning is only quick if you use the tools in certain ways.What is a...
by Tracey Adams | May 22, 2018 | eLearning
Bespoke or Off the shelf eLearningWhen it comes to using eLearning to train your employees there are two most common routes. Off the shelf, elearning courses are ready to go, pre-written and quick to set up. Bespoke courses written especially for your organisation....
by Tracey Adams | May 10, 2018 | eLearning
Typography Design in eLearning Part of my daily routine is to look at current design trends and inspiration. Something I’ve noticed this week is the number of typography Designs that have a feature. This got me thinking about how most graphic design is in fact made...
by Tracey Adams | Apr 30, 2018 | eLearning
Open Elearning Event Sometimes we have a tendency to get stuck in our own ways and get very focused on what are doing. We have been thinking about this recently and realised that we don’t even know what some of the other business in our building do! So we want to...
by Tracey Adams | Apr 26, 2018 | eLearning
Has Gamification Gone Too Far?This is something we have been discussing in the office. KFC caused a storm on social media with their new way to train employees – and it’s straight out of a horror movie. Announcing that it would be training employees with a...
by Tracey Adams | Apr 17, 2018 | eLearning
GDPR: What is it and why is it important? Reference to the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) is everywhere now. In some cases, it is already regarded as a buzzword. Buzzwords usually exist for a reason. The reason GDPR is such a hot topic of conversation is...
by Tracey Adams | Feb 12, 2018 | eLearning
Creating an app or web interface is a complex task which requires a variety of skilled people, business analysts, programmers and graphic designers. When it comes to designers, UX and UI work alongside each other in the first phase of development. User Experience (UX)...
by Tracey Adams | Feb 7, 2018 | Blogs, eLearning
Four Courses and an LMS Time to implement: Two months. The client The Royal College of Nursing (RCN) represents nurses and nursing, promoting excellence in practice and shapes of health policies. The Challenge RCN were developing a new Member Communication Centre, an...
by Tracey Adams | Feb 2, 2018 | eLearning
As always is has been great to see what is happening in the world of learning technologies at the yearly conference and exhibition at Olympia, London. And WOW! what a lot is happening. Our first impression was it was a busy 2 days, a lot of people and very crowded...
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