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E-learning

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EnCompass has substantial expertise in creating user-driven Web-based and CD-ROM learning tools. Our award-winning instructional systems design team brings over 40 combined years of experience in the use of adult learning theory, experiential learning, and curriculum design to the creation of dynamic, interactive content that engages learners from all learning styles.

We design e-learning programs and tools that reflect the learner’s actual work and reality so that the material is relevant and engaging.  We employ various methods that capture and sustain the learner’s interest throughout an e-learning program:

 

Case studies to provide context and complex challenges Assessments to check on progress Job aids or algorithms Graphic depictions of complex concepts that enable the learner to explore definitions and relationships between concepts and their implications for practice Dialogue that helps the learner to identify with the roles depicted Animation

Video clips to reinforce or underscore the importance of a particular concept Self-paced features that allow the user to control the pace of the course Supplementary resources or activities (texts, journals, or handouts) where the learner can go for additional information Opportunities to communicate with a community of practice Threaded group discussions