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Writer's pictureKellie Tinnin

Three Changes that Will Breathe Life into your Near-Extinct Training


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Interactive training is crucial as it enables learners to actively practice their new skills, receive immediate feedback, and fine-tune their understanding of the tasks they've just learned.

 

Are you looking to breathe new life into your near-extinct training?

 

Below are three tips I have identified that can create two-way interaction that can significantly enhance learning outcomes.



Gamification Strategies

 

Gamification in training goes beyond just playing games; it’s about incorporating game-like elements to increase engagement and motivation. By integrating challenges, achievements, and rewards into learning activities, participants are more likely to retain the information they are learning. It’s crucial, however, to remember that when using games, the games serve a clear purpose and align with learning objectives.

 

Recognition and Reward Systems

 

Real-world scenarios are valuable because they help learners practice different outcomes in a safe environment. This helps to foster a deeper understanding of learning and retention. To be effective, it is important to craft scenarios that reflect real-life situations. If using online learning and an asynchronous environment, some programs offer real-time response practice, adding a layer of realism and engagement to the training.

 

Feedback and Adaptation

 

Feedback is a cornerstone of effective learning, as it allows participants to practice safely and correct any mistakes. Constructive feedback can be delivered in various engaging ways, including live class discussions, eLearning platforms, and personalized follow-ups with participants' supervisors to review progress and areas for improvement.

 

 

Conclusion

 

Interactive techniques, such as gamification, role-playing, and simulations, enriched with timely feedback, are pivotal in designing training sessions that are not only engaging but also impactful.

 

What strategies can you implement to make your training more engaging?


 

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