Interactive diagrams, timelines, media cards, and 9 more ways to present training content

Working with interactions is no harder than heating up a slice of pizza: just choose a suitable template and fill it with your text and images. Interactions have a customizable design that’s easy to fine-tune to match your corporate style.

Let’s dive into some examples of how the new interactions will help you present course content and engage learners with a lot less work.

Tabs

This interaction will help you present well-structured content in a compelling way. For example, in a management course, you can explain how to set SMART goals or describe how a SWOT analysis is conducted.

Demo course “Setting SMART goals”

FAQ

When a new employee starts their onboarding program, they have a lot of questions on corporate software, duties of team members, and payroll. With this interaction, you can create an engaging FAQ that will help newbies get answers fast without distracting employees from their tasks.

Demo course “Documents and payment FAQ”

Glossary

Quickly create a glossary of terms, a directory, or a catalog with easy navigation. For example, you can compile a catalog of insurance products to quickly introduce newbies to this topic. Or, if your company is launching an e-Learning department, create an e-Learning glossary so that all employees can speak the same language.

Demo course “e-Learning Glossary”

Accordion

With this interaction, you can show a call handling procedure, or even organize an online office tour for interns so that they can explore your office and their future workplaces.

Demo course “Bright Mind Office Tour”

Timeline

This module will show an employee the key events of your company’s history and explain to them how your values were formed. In a product training course, a timeline will help you present the product development stages to track changes from one version to another.

Demo course “Six Oceans History: Activewear for Travellers”

Steps

This interaction will help you train your employees to act automatically in problem situations. For example, you can use Steps to provide your tech support with a step-by-step guide on how to deal with an angry client, or describe the procedure for dealing with a fire in a general safety course.

Demo course “5 tips for dealing with angry customers”

Cyclic process

This interaction will be of help if you create e-courses on industrial processes and safety. For instance, you can show how part cutting or raw material processing is performed. With this template, you can show any repetitive process; for example, the Deming cycle, which is a cyclic decision-making process that is used in quality management.

Demo course “The Deming Cycle”

Pyramid

With this template, you can explain your company hierarchy. Plus, it’s a great template to use in soft skills training to show, for example, the Minto pyramid principle, which can help people communicate more effectively. Besides the standard pyramid, you can create an inverted one to present various funnels; for example, a classic sales funnel.

Demo course “Sales Funnel”

Circle diagram

In welcome courses, the Circle diagram will help you visualize your brand values or show how your target audience is segmented.

Demo course “Defining Your Brand Identity”

Labeled graphic

This interaction makes it much easier to describe what a complex device or mechanism consists of, show product features, or teach your employees to work with a new software interface.

Demo course “Vacuum Cleaner Pro Training”

Guided image

Draw learners’ attention to details when explaining how equipment works, or when describing a complex diagram. One more use case for this template is a course for sales people who need to visually present a product to customers.

Demo course “Six-Position Car Walkaround”

Hotspot

With this template, you can present a layout of products or components. And if your company sells products online, Hotspot is a great way to show regions with various shipping options so that managers can answer questions faster. In medical courses, this interaction will help learners to master the structure of human organs and systems.

Demo course “Healthy Nutrition Basics”

Media catalog

Create a catalog to help employees quickly navigate through the products offered by the company. It’s a great template for product training in the spheres where products can be easily shown visually; for example, if you sell clothes, furniture, devices, or food.

Demo course “Cheese assortment: A shop assistant’s guide”

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