By rashmi | Jan07, 2011 |
Case Study
One of our clients, a leading FMCG company in India, approached us to design their campus presentation. They wanted to present an innovative, vibrant Flash presentation to the campuses rather than a staid PowerPoint presentation. The key reasons they approached us were:
- They liked the work that we showcased in our eLearning portfolio.
- Campus presentations require good instructional design. It is important to convey the relevant message in the right sequence. Most agencies do not focus on this area.
- They wanted a professional, classy look. They wanted to work with a team that is brilliant with Flash programming, visual design and communication design.
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By Geeta Bose | Oct21, 2010 |
Case Study
Yesterday Tracy Bissette posted a challenge on Twitter. “Don’t use next & back buttons in our course strategies. Design an immersive environment with inherent navigation.”
I remember working on a course four years back. The course was ‘Dealing with Conflict at the Workplace.’ This was designed to sensitize young managers in IT companies about how to deal with conflict at their workplace. Read more…
By Nishana | Aug30, 2010 |
Case Study
The application tutorial development for Standard Chartered Bank was a challenging and interesting exercise for Kern. It was challenging because Kern’s usability team had designed the single screen application – a migration from their old legacy system. Read more…
By Geeta Bose | Aug10, 2010 |
Case Study
It was kind of ironical when Yahoo! Small Business wanted us to teach “Basics of Internet” to its tele-sales agents. Imagine teaching about the ‘Internet’ to one of the pioneers of ‘Internet’ revolution!
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