Thoughts on how we integrate technology into our training projects to help us become more efficient. Covering content authoring, translation, LMS, and instructional design.
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July 2020 Following the prolonged lockdown we are happy to announce that from Monday July 6th we will be returning to work. During July we […]
Are You Building eLearning Quizzes or Tests? If so, then this helpful infographic is just for you! We’ve pulled all of the main considerations together […]
Sending Your Work Out For Review We’re keeping this blog post short and sweet today with a helpful tutorial on how to send out your […]
Do You Need An Online Shop? Knowledge Tek is today offering to help small UK businesses that have been forced to close down their face […]
Coming Soon – Scrub Tek We know that we haven’t been saying much recently or participating in many of the usual discussions, but we have […]
What You Want, When You Need It EPSS (Electronic Performance Support Systems) and help at the point of need are closely related topics. The key […]
Object Templates – Quick Tutorial In the video below we show you how to perform the following: Create a user object template with fixed x,y […]
Automatic Backups Are There One of the things that seems to happen more often than it probably ought to, is that people delete a file […]
The title of this blog effectively says it all. This week we took delivery of a rather expensive Dell Alienware m15 R2 with Tobi eyetracking. […]
Recruitment Spam Emails Today I feel like having a bit of a rant which is aimed primarily at the recruitment sector. What’s casued this angst? […]
Insights In this blog I’m going to be keeping it fairly short but just sharing with you one of the tools that Microsoft has released […]
Why Work in Learning & Development (L&D)? Recently I have noticed a number of colleagues and friends moving jobs. Some have stayed in the same […]
