Overview
Navitus creates following two types of eLearning Content:
1. Custom Built-Content: Where, clients or Subject Matter Experts provide raw content in the form of Word documents, PowerPoint Presentations and PDFs. This raw content is then transformed into eLearning Content by our Instructional Designers, Visualisers, Graphic Designers, and Content Developers. We use authoring tools as well as core technologies such as Flash and HTML5 to produce eLearning Content that has variety of interactivity and engagement levels (Leve1, Level 2, Level 3, Level 4 as per Instructional Design Maturity Model).
2. Off-the-Shelf Content: Navitus has built a large number of ready-to-use eLearning courses for clients in the following areas:
Regulatory & Compliance- Professional Effectiveness
- Managerial Effectiveness
- Sales & Customer Service
- Banking
- Insurance
- Project Management
- Information Security
Content Differentiators
Interactive Activities & Exercises
Shape & Character Animation
Pictures, Audio and Videos
Story-based Learning
Scenario based Learning
Games & Game based learning
IT Systems Simulations
Responsive & multi-device friendly content
LADDeR eLearning Content Development Methodology
To accelerate the Content Development process, Navitus has developed an unique 4-stage methodology “LADDeR” (Learning content through Analysis, Design, Develop and Release stages) to build and deliver eLearning Content flawlessly and efficiently.
One of the key aspects of building effective e-learning course is Instructional Design. Instructional Design is the art of effectively amalgamating technology with information to deliver knowledge in a creative and easy to understand manner. Instructional Design makes the difference between creating a an engaging and effective learning experience with quantifiable performance development for your learners, or a mediocre course, with no constructive outcomes for learners.
Once a course is properly designed, our Graphic Designers use the Instructional Design to add images, graphics and animation to make it even more interesting and engaging for the learner.