ILT TO ELEARNING

CASE STUDY 01

Finmark is a leading banking and financial markets training company. It has trained over 15,000 students through 1,800 programs.

CHALLENGES

Cost

Finmark’s highly-skilled trainers train students face-to-face at multiple sites across India. This led to considerable reduction in the ROI and logistics constraints.

Unstructured Content

A major part of the instructor-led training (ILT) comprised complex, unstructured PDF-based text with financial jargon.

infrastructure

Additionally, they faced challenges in facilitating the necessary infrastructure such as arranging classrooms for conducting the training and ensuring the availability of all the students – finding a common time out of their busy schedules.

These challenges scaled up with opening of new branches across the country as a part of their expansion plans.

customised solution from hbx

HBX proposed a solution considering the client’s need to:

01
Reach learners beyond geographical constraints

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Ensure the learners could access the training at their own pace

03
Access the content across multiple devices

INSTRUCTIONAL STRATEGY

Bloom’s 3rd Level

The student can use information in a new way: demonstrate, interpret, solve, use, illustrate, convert, discover, discuss and prepare.

HBX adopted Bloom's 3rd Level of learning framework to craft the learning intervention so that the learners could solve problems under new situations by applying the acquired knowledge.

DESIGN APPROACH

HBX used interactive scenarios to develop a problem-based learning framework. The framework of Adult Learning Principles was implemented to stitch a real-life scenario around an ill-structured or complex concept that the learners need to solve, thus providing an engaging learning experience.

FINAL

PRODUCT

HBX mapped an end-to-end solution in the form of interactive videos with interim learning activities. This approach ensured a conducive virtual learning environment for the learners to learn and apply the acquired concept.