In this session, discover creative and innovative ways to enhance eLearning at your organization. Digital learning can be strategically used to achieve better results through customization not possible in in-person training. However, many eLearning designs still follow a linear structure of instructor-led sessions. This session showcases advanced applications of branching to elevate eLearning.

Attendees will explore various uses of branching in digital learning, inspiring out-of-the-box thinking with existing tools and programming logic to create customized, adaptive, and relevant courses. Branching logic allows learning designers to tailor learning experiences to their learners.

In this session, we'll cover:

• Extreme branching in a simulation module with multiple outcomes
• Smart branching for customized learning paths in software training
• Branching for relevant exercises and content
• Mini branching within activities for meaningful experiences

Take a behind-the-scenes look at building branched eLearning, including storyboard flowcharts, variables, and triggers. We'll discuss how to get started with branching, focusing on both tools and mindset. A handout will provide hands-on practice, summarize key takeaways and list relevant tools.

DOWNLOADABLE CONTENT:
eBook: The Essential Guide to Building Branching Scenarios in eLearning

Garima Gupta is the founder & CEO of Artha Learning Inc., a full-service learning design firm known for creating effective, engaging, and impactful learning solutions. With over 20 years of diverse experience in Learning & Development, training, digital marketing, content creation, education, and software engineering, Garima brings a wealth of knowledge to the table.

Garima started Artha Learning with a mission to offer top-notch digital learning experiences for various sectors. Passionate about using technology effectively in education, she enjoys sharing her insights as a regular speaker at national and international conferences.

In addition to her role at Artha, Garima holds an MEd in Adult Education, a Certified Training & Development Professional (CTDP) designation and has even taught a graduate diploma in eLearning design and development at a public college.