Creating an engaging learning experience is key to learning and retention of information. Passive forms of eLearning, including ‘click next, next, yawn…’ content is not providing the levels of engagement needed. Greater engagement in the training means learners are more emotionally invested, which has been proven to increase the retention of knowledge. An immersive learning experience involves learners and provides the greater levels of engagement required.

In this session you will learn:

• The benefits of an immersive learning experience
• How an immersive experience can be created to engage and excite learners
• Tools for creating an immersive learning experience
• Design considerations for an immersive learning experience

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Matthew is the Chief Learning Architect at Superb Learning. He is a multi-award-winning learning experience designer with over 20 years experience developing training and education resources. His experience involves working within registered training organizations, large corporate and government departments.

Matthew’s focus is on moving people beyond ‘click next, next, yawn…’ eLearning content into a visually rich and immersive learning experience that produces quality learning outcomes. His philosophy is to develop engaging learning experiences that reflect real-world application as close as possible and inspire action from the learners.

Matthew’s passion is around the use of innovative and engaging learning technologies that allow learners to become active participants and immersed in their own learning. He is constantly researching and testing the latest innovations in learning and technology. He is especially passionate about the potential that the immersive experience a virtual reality experience can have on learners, and the subsequent impact it will have on business performance.

Matthew has been recognized as a Certified Learning Professional (CLP) Master Facilitator and Certified Online Learning Facilitator (COLF).
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