Overview To combat boredom and enhance learning in training sessions, facilitators can employ techniques such as humorous content and interactive puzzles to engage employees. By integrating priming questionnaires and assessments, trainers can effectively prepare attendees for the material, ensuring a dynamic and impactful learning experience through platforms like Intowebs EduClass.
Analytics trategies like attention-grabbing moments, priming activities, and pre-session assessments foster a deeper connection with the material, significantly improving participant engagement and knowledge recall.
Secret Sauce Engaging training sessions combine humor, interactive elements, and relevant content to capture attention and enhance information retention.
Keep your class engaded and not bored
Keep your employees engaged during training sessions. Jokes or funny videos about the content topics can only retain the employees' attention for a short while, and to retain information, the information needs to be relevant and interesting.
We present here some tips and tricks to assist facilitators in keeping employees engaged and minimising boredom without compromising on quality content..
Planning attention-grabbing moments
Finding a funny video or meme about the topic is a great way to grab students’’ attention at the beginning of a session and is a very effective tool to create a brief break and bring employees' attention back to the subject material.
Priming
A great way of engaging employees in the subject material, is to present them with some kind of puzzle for them to think about before the training. This uses the brain’s innate need to solve things.
Also you can implement a small assessment before the training to show employees what they need to learn, and a way to refer back to the assessment multiple times during the training session. Research has shown it is a great way of helping employees engage with subject content and improve their ability to recall it later.
Intowebs EduClass enables you to send out priming questionnaires, videos, and memes to start attracting the attention of your attendees before class begins and to record attendance and training interaction.
