Since the Corona pandemic, many companies have increasingly turned to eLearning - electronic learning, no matter where the employee happens to be. At first, this sounds abstract. Yet almost everyone has learned via a digital platforms at some time or another: obtaining information via the Internet - "I'm just Googling this" - is already part of everyday life. But what are the advantages of digital learning? How can online courses be designed so that employees don't just click through boring PowerPoint pages? Dr. Ruth Schwarzenböck from VMP eLearning has the answers for SBS correspondent Katharina Loesche.
Since the Corona pandemic, many companies have increasingly turned to eLearning - electronic learning, no matter where the employee happens to be. At first, this sounds abstract. Yet almost everyone has learned via a digital platforms at some time or another: obtaining information via the Internet - "I'm just Googling this" - is already part of everyday life. But what are the advantages of digital learning? How can online courses be designed so that employees don't just click through boring PowerPoint pages? Dr. Ruth Schwarzenböck from VMP eLearning has the answers for SBS correspondent Katharina Loesche.
