Rich and textured characters are a staple of good mass media - why are they not a part of your learning content? This session will cover the principles of character design and how to create avatars that drive engagement and critical thinking. Learn to integrate these avatars into your eLearning modules for maximum impact.

Join us to learn the principles of designing dynamic avatars for eLearning. This session will cover the fundamentals of character design, emphasizing the creation of engaging and thought-provoking avatars. We'll discuss how to integrate these avatars into various eLearning scenarios, enhancing learner engagement and retention. Through real-world examples and interactive activities, you'll gain practical insights into designing avatars that elevate your eLearning content.

Garima Gupta is the Founder & CEO of Artha Learning Inc., a full-service, award-winning Learning design firm based in Toronto, Canada. With over 20 years of experience in Learning & Development, training, digital marketing, content creation, education, and software engineering, Garima is a passionate learning designer and entrepreneur. She leads her team in creating learning solutions that are innovative, effective, engaging, and impactful, with a particular focus on creatively employing AI in L&D.

As a business consultant and educator, Garima has worked across diverse industries, earning recognition for her contributions to the field. Under her leadership, Artha Learning has received numerous international accolades, including multiple Brandon Hall Awards, TMG Network Choice Awards, and various honors from Hermes, IMA, Marcom, and the International eLearning Association.

Garima is a regular speaker at major international conferences, including ATD ICE, DevLearn, and Training, where she shares insights on AI integration in L&D, innovative instructional design, and the future of workplace and higher-ed learning. She holds an MEd in Adult Education, a B.E. in Software Engineering, and is a certified Training & Development Professional (CTDP).