TorranceLearning is announcing its new Eleventure eLearning library, a business skills curriculum designed for and hosted on the LearnCore LMS platform. The first 30 courses in the series cover a broad range of business skills to help employees take their performance, their careers, and their organizations to the next level.
“With Eleventure, think about ‘elevating your business venture’ with all those things you need to succeed in your work life,” says CEO Megan Torrance. “There’s a point in your career where you need to start looking bigger. You need to build teams, work with others, communicate your ideas, craft a value proposition, build a virtual team, work across generations … all those things that they never really teach you in school. That’s what Eleventure is all about.”
Training leaders know that eLearning is awesome. When you’re responsible for training a large number of people, eLearning lets you reach a large number of people, wherever and whenever they need it, in a repeatable and trackable way. Torrance puts it this way: “With eLearning, employees get a consistent message time and time again, without travel, without time away from work, without having to buy donuts and reserve the training room. Everyone’s on the same page, at precisely the time and place they need to be there.”
“But when you’re buying an off-the-shelf curriculum, your number one concern is about adoption,” Torrance continues. “A lot of eLearning out there is downright boring. And it doesn’t even come with donuts. No one bounds into work in the morning eager to take the latest eLearning course. That’s what keeps training leaders awake at night. And it was foremost on our mind when we created Eleventure.”
"The way we consume content is changing, but corporate training hasn't kept up with the trend toward instant, bite-sized content,” says LearnCore co-founder Vishal Shah. “This has resulted in poor adoption and experience with training. Eleventure is flipping that idea and building professional content in a fast, fresh, action-oriented format. We are excited to merge the best learning platform in LearnCore with the best content in Eleventure and create an experience that people actually want."
Megan Torrance will present a Pre-conference Certificate Program, Adapting Agile Project Management for Instructional Design, on Tuesday, October 28. Learn how to adapt agile project management methods to your instructional design projects, explore the required tools and supplies, how to choose a project to pilot, and how to prepare your team.
In addition, Torrance will present Using Iterative Development for Better Project Management, Session 102, on Wednesday morning, October 29. Attendees will learn from actual case studies how to create opportunities for iterations as they plan their instructional design projects. They will explore a number of different iteration approaches, what to do with the information gathered at each cycle, and pitfalls to avoid.
DevLearn 2014 attendees can stop by booth #228 for more information about Eleventure and TorranceLearning.
TorranceLearning’s team is committed to helping people become competent and confident so they can do more. Through its instructional design and development work, it helps its clients’ learners become rock stars on the job. Through its workshops and its LLAMA approach to agile project management, it supports other instructional design teams to become rock stars in their own right. TorranceLearning is an eLearning design and development firm based in Chelsea, Michigan. Learn more at www.torrancelearning.com and www.eleventure.com.
LearnCore believes the best way to learn is by actually doing. LearnCore helps leading companies improve mission-critical knowledge and skills, which results in more top performers. The cloud-based, collaborative learning platform is focused on the user experience and simplicity. It saves time and allows participants to quickly learn by doing, while providing management with data on skills and knowledge gaps. Find out more at www.learncore.com.
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