Free resources
“They say there is no such thing as a free meal. We, at Allos, believe that we can offer you at least a free appetiser. Feel free to browse this complimentary resources.” (If you’d like to download one of them to be used in your organisation, send us an e-mail, we’ll make a plan.)
These are few examples of how training can be delivered with different methods accoring to the expected results, target audience and available infrastructure. You’re free to use and share these resource, but you cannot do commercial use of them without written consent of Allos. Please read the copyrights page for further information.
Enjoy!
| e-Learning 10 Tips | How to use Merchandising in a branch | How to save electricity: the e-Game |
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| This short funny cartoon will guide you through 10 tips on how to enjoy and get the most out of your e-learning programs.
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This the first chapter of a video tutorial example on how to place merchandising in a branch of a bank or franchise.
This technique can be applicable to many other subject matter and at the same time this very tutorial can be realised with other methods as you can see from the other examples in this page. Click here or the picture to begin. |
One of the most advanced methods for e-learning and modern communication is the e-game.
An e-game is an electronic interaction where the user (or player) is provided with little or no instructions at all.The learner plays in an environment where he, or she, experiments in first person the lesson to be learnt. This approach has several advantages:
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