Instructional design comprises a complex mix of elements, and refers to the way that the curriculum is communicated to the user through games, activities, assessments
Games, by their very nature, are designed to be interesting, interactive and competitive. And the more immersive a game is, the greater the drive on
What’s the most important part of your e-learning course? Course content? Sure, but the lessons to be imparted are the same whether you’re using e-learning
Game-based learning is a good way to engage learners and increase participation, enthusiasm and retention. In addition, game-based assessment offers something of much greater value
The whole team at Hornbill FX is extremely proud to announce the launch of The Fairside Project – a product we’ve had the privilege to
One of the most exciting aspects of doing what we do at Hornbill FX is having the opportunity to work with other creative minds and
In our last two posts, we defined Scenario-based Learning (SBL) and its key components and after that explained when to use SBL. Let us now
Take on the omnipresent attention-deficit disorder, overload of information, never-ending to-do list, and lack of interest, with animation-based training. “The Brain Lady” Dr. Susan Weinschenk
In our last post, we defined Scenario-based Learning (SBL) and discussed its key components. Now, we are all set to explore various learning situations where
My Dad was a remarkable story-teller. Whenever I stumbled upon a problem and looked up to my Dad for a suggestion, he would promptly mold
