The use of digital learning has seen strong growth in recent years, accelerated by the COVID-19 pandemic, teleworking and the changing needs of companies, schools and training organizations . These players seek to meet continuing education requirements, reduce costs, and adapt to dispersed and varied audiences.

Designing effective digital training requires much more than simply putting content online. We must offer personalized, interactive and accessible experiences, while taking into account the specificities of the learners: age, technical skills, available equipment, possible disabilities, socio-professional context, etc. The courses must be scripted and paced, integrating various formats such as videos, quizzes, and interactive activities.

The Erasmus+ project UPTOOL (“Using Profiles To Optimize Online Learning”), launched in 2021, aims to evaluate the effectiveness of different digital educational methods. It relies on a European consortium including digital training experts and academic institutions. The study made it possible to test various approaches with a wide audience in order to identify good practices.

Key lessons include the importance of:

1. Know your audience and adapt content.
2. Offer engaging and diversified activities.
3. Optimize LMS tools to personalize courses and maximize learning.

The project focuses on the design of flexible and qualitative training, centered on the learner, by combining cognitive science and educational innovation.

haikara’s expertise

As an expert in digital training, haikara is at the crossroads of the creation of innovative educational content and solutions allowing it to be deployed to a wide variety of audiences. In fact, the link between professions, skills and training is at the heart of Formavisa, the LMS platform that we have been developing and marketing for more than 10 years. For Haikara, the SILKC Path project is one more step on the path to adapting routes and recommendations based on artificial intelligence.

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