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Instructional design — pah, who needs it?

The recent turmoil in the financial markets and the resulting chaos in all of our businesses have both intensified our desire to be ‘rapid’. We want things faster and cheaper. We want minimal fuss and we just want to get on with it. We’re practical people, we get things done and we want to prove […]

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Top five tips for managing resources for a project

The project has been signed off and requirements gathered – now for the planning! To plan a project’s resources, you’ll need to have a really clear idea of the number and types of resources needed to spring the project into action. Without efficient resource planning things can start to fail rather quickly. Here are our […]

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Getting the spring of ideas flowing

We are all eager for fresh and creative ideas to make our courses innovative, effective and engaging for the end user. But we can’t simply rely on random activities, chance or some creative ‘greater providence’ though. It is actually a solid and well structured approach that we need in order to generate and flourish brilliant […]

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Swine questions!

Early last week I suddenly began to feel feverish and aching and suspected I might have been struck down by the dreaded disease of the moment, swine flu. After leaving work early and trying to sleep it off at home I decided that it was pointless waiting for the symptoms to get worse, instead I […]

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Top five tips for creating great e-learning systems training

All too often, a systems training course becomes a glorified user manual because it tries to train learners on everything that there is to know about the system! Read on for Saffron’s top five tips for creating great systems training that focuses on what learners need to know.

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Where does Santa Claus come from?

Taking a step closer to British citizenship is an important event in my life. The process of applying for indefinite leave to remain involves taking the Life in the UK test which, if I pass, will supposedly show that I have the necessary grasp of the English language and understanding of UK life that one […]

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Saffron has been shortlisted!

We’re thrilled to announce that we’ve been shortlisted for the 2009 E-Learning Award for Excellence in the production of learning content – private sector.

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Learning from a fox!

I have always been fascinated by the way in which children learn. We know that the majority of children’s learning is done without them even knowing, almost by accident, and this learning is simply part of growing up and watching others around you. You don’t need to sit a child down and teach them the […]

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You can now subscribe to our blog!

We’ve added an RSS feed option to the Spicy Learning Blog – so you don’t have to worry about missing any new posts!

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Top five tips for choosing the right e-learning authoring tools

There’s a huge array of authoring tools out there and, when it comes to finding the right one for you, it can be hard to know where to start. If you choose the wrong one, it won’t live up to the promise of delivering rapid e-learning – so here are our five top tips for […]

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Top ten tips for writing effective e-learning questions

Whether they’re for an assessment or part of the training course itself, writing questions can be a tricky business. Read on for Saffron’s top ten tips for creating effective questions that test learners in the right way, on the right thing.

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Content Development Kits for real rapid e-learning

We’re pleased to announce the launch of our new range of Content Development Kits, providing the value of a bespoke course at the price and speed of a rapid development project.

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