With so many different learning assets available to L&D professionals today, TTA can help you identify the right blend of modalities and design your learning programs based on your organization’s needs.
In order for your training to be effective, you need to understand your learners and adjust your approach to how they learn best. Applying a blended learning approach leads to higher engagement and improved knowledge retention for your learners.
Balancing different time zones, competing priorities, and varying work schedules can be a challenge for learners. eLearning provides flexibility to meet an individual’s time constraints while still receiving an engaging learning experience.
eLearning takes many forms, including microlearning, video development, animation, simulations, and more to ensure the best experience for your learners depending on preferences and subject matter. TTA has the learning and development talent to create the best solution for your team.
Effective content development involves the creation of content in order to help reach learning and business goals. At TTA, we take the time to understand your learning objectives so that we can develop content that is engaging for learners and provides the desired outcomes.
Depending on the nature of the project and your existing team, we can augment your existing staff or provide full-service design and development. With an extensive network of talent, TTA offers content developers and full-service design and development teams that are highly specific to your initiative.
Having a learning strategy in place helps you make the best decisions about the people, technologies, curriculum, and priorities for your learning and development organization.
Learning strategy takes many forms, including learning experience design, technology selection, evaluation strategy, resource planning, and many more. Our learning strategists work with you to provide a clear framework and plan to operationalize your learning and business goals while benefiting from improved efficiency, reduced risk, and predictable, successful outcomes.
TTA’s instructional designers help organizations reach their learning goals through the use of effective design principles, a comprehensive understanding of adult learning theory, and deep knowledge of the latest tools.
TTA provides instructional design services using two approaches depending on which is the best fit for your needs. We can either provide you with agile instructional designers to supplement your existing team, or we can provide a full solution team to help you every step of the way.
Adaptive learning is a personalized learning approach to meets learners where they are in terms of skills and knowledge. It incorporates real-time feedback and assessments, personalized goals, and tailored training content.
Utilizing an adaptive learning strategy provides organizations with the ability to track a learner’s progress and gain access to detailed analytics and insights. The capability of adaptive learning is to focus on topics that are uniquely relevant to each learner, drives dramatic reductions in training time and cost, and contributes to learner engagement.
TTA utilizes game-based learning and gamification to drive learner engagement with the appropriate audiences and subject matter. Game-based learning utilizes actual games (board games, real-life games, and digital games) to make training fun and engaging, while also developing skills and achieving learning outcomes.
Often used in tandem with game-based learning but not to be confused as the same, gamification incorporates game-like elements in a non-gaming environment (think scoreboards, rules and regulations, and incentive programs). Harnessing the competition, rewards, and excitement that games offer in your learning can have a dramatic effect on the learning experience.
Whether training is delivered in a traditional classroom setting or virtually, TTA can deliver impactful training in both methods. While classroom-based training offers the advantages of face-to-face interactions, opportunities for collaboration, and minimal distractions, virtual training provides the advantages of supporting geographically distributed learners, mitigating travel costs, simplifying training coordination, and sometimes making training accessible when classroom-based is not an option.
Classroom-based and virtual learning remain learning mainstays due to their effectiveness, engagement factor, and real-time adaptation to meet learners’ needs.
With new technologies emerging each day, it can be challenging to keep your team and your training programs at the forefront of these trends.
Incorporating augmented reality, virtual reality, and mixed reality are among the most engaging modalities in learning today. Through the strong influence of the primary senses, AR/VR creates immersive experiences that are very memorable and effective for learning. TTA’s learning experience designers will work with you to determine what approach would work best for your organization.
Engaging learners and keeping their attention for long periods of time is one of the greatest challenges learning professionals face when implementing a training program. Microlearning is an effective training approach that incorporates bite-sized, easily digestible bursts of training content to help achieve learning goals.
The simplicity and minimal time commitment help drive utilization by learners and serves as an excellent tool for reinforcement and performance support.
With so many different learning assets available to L&D professionals today, TTA can help you identify the right blend of modalities and design your learning programs based on your organization’s needs.
In order for your training to be effective, you need to understand your learners and adjust your approach to how they learn best. Applying a blended learning approach leads to higher engagement and improved knowledge retention for your learners.
Balancing different time zones, competing priorities, and varying work schedules can be a challenge for learners. eLearning provides flexibility to meet an individual’s time constraints while still receiving an engaging learning experience.
eLearning takes many forms, including microlearning, video development, animation, simulations, and more to ensure the best experience for your learners depending on preferences and subject matter. TTA has the learning and development talent to create the best solution for your team.
Learn MoreEffective content development involves the creation of content in order to help reach learning and business goals. At TTA, we take the time to understand your learning objectives so that we can develop content that is engaging for learners and provides the desired outcomes.
Depending on the nature of the project and your existing team, we can augment your existing staff or provide full-service design and development. With an extensive network of talent, TTA offers content developers and full-service design and development teams that are highly specific to your initiative.
Learn MoreHaving a learning strategy in place helps you make the best decisions about the people, technologies, curriculum, and priorities for your learning and development organization.
Learning strategy takes many forms, including learning experience design, technology selection, evaluation strategy, resource planning, and many more. Our learning strategists work with you to provide a clear framework and plan to operationalize your learning and business goals while benefiting from improved efficiency, reduced risk, and predictable, successful outcomes.
Learn MoreTTA’s instructional designers help organizations reach their learning goals through the use of effective design principles, a comprehensive understanding of adult learning theory, and deep knowledge of the latest tools.
TTA provides instructional design services using two approaches depending on which is the best fit for your needs. We can either provide you with agile instructional designers to supplement your existing team, or we can provide a full solution team to help you every step of the way.
Learn MoreAdaptive learning is a personalized learning approach to meets learners where they are in terms of skills and knowledge. It incorporates real-time feedback and assessments, personalized goals, and tailored training content.
Utilizing an adaptive learning strategy provides organizations with the ability to track a learner’s progress and gain access to detailed analytics and insights. The capability of adaptive learning is to focus on topics that are uniquely relevant to each learner, drives dramatic reductions in training time and cost, and contributes to learner engagement.
TTA utilizes game-based learning and gamification to drive learner engagement with the appropriate audiences and subject matter. Game-based learning utilizes actual games (board games, real-life games, and digital games) to make training fun and engaging, while also developing skills and achieving learning outcomes.
Often used in tandem with game-based learning but not to be confused as the same, gamification incorporates game-like elements in a non-gaming environment (think scoreboards, rules and regulations, and incentive programs). Harnessing the competition, rewards, and excitement that games offer in your learning can have a dramatic effect on the learning experience.
Whether training is delivered in a traditional classroom setting or virtually, TTA can deliver impactful training in both methods. While classroom-based training offers the advantages of face-to-face interactions, opportunities for collaboration, and minimal distractions, virtual training provides the advantages of supporting geographically distributed learners, mitigating travel costs, simplifying training coordination, and sometimes making training accessible when classroom-based is not an option.
Classroom-based and virtual learning remain learning mainstays due to their effectiveness, engagement factor, and real-time adaptation to meet learners’ needs.
With new technologies emerging each day, it can be challenging to keep your team and your training programs at the forefront of these trends.
Incorporating augmented reality, virtual reality, and mixed reality are among the most engaging modalities in learning today. Through the strong influence of the primary senses, AR/VR creates immersive experiences that are very memorable and effective for learning. TTA’s learning experience designers will work with you to determine what approach would work best for your organization.
Engaging learners and keeping their attention for long periods of time is one of the greatest challenges learning professionals face when implementing a training program. Microlearning is an effective training approach that incorporates bite-sized, easily digestible bursts of training content to help achieve learning goals.
The simplicity and minimal time commitment help drive utilization by learners and serves as an excellent tool for reinforcement and performance support.
Sound needed to implement a culture change and develop the coaching skills of 40+ sales managers and leaders that are essential to impact employee performance, employee engagement, and sales.
Brandon Hall Group Bronze Award for Leadership Development
Looking to diversify their workforce, Akamai partnered with TTA on the Akamai Technical Academy, which provides opportunities for people to pursue a technical career without coming from a traditional technical background.
Brandon Hall Award for Excellence in Competencies and Skill Development
Insulet was rapidly hiring for their new manufacturing plant and needed a cohesive onboarding program that could be easily replicated as the organization grew globally. Preserving Insulet’s positive culture during this growth was a crucial piece of the new hiring training program.
Learning engineering may not be new, but new applications of AI in our industry, specifically adaptive learning, bring increased focus on that specialized skill set. In this episode of “Bring Out the Talent,” we speak with Michael Noble, Ph.D., President (Americas) for Area9 Lyceum, the industry leader in adaptive learning. We discuss the emergence of a unique role for learning engineers, how that role differs from that of an instructional or LX designer, and why it’s not just another trend. Tune in and discover the next big shift in the future of learning.
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