There’s no need to reinvent the wheel when designing interactive experiences.

Games dont need to be complex to get the job done in fact simple is better. This session will provide an overview of more than 10 familiar games and a version adapted for classroom learning.

In this session, you will explore the science behind choice-based learning and examples of cafeteria learning. This session will provide just enough choice-based interaction to allow you to...

Even when given the choice of which activity to complete during training, learners should still reach the same learning destination.

Cafeteria style learning is an approach to learning that allows instructional designers (chefs) to apply content (ingredients) to a variety of interchangeable activities (recipes),...

Are you intrigued by Cafeteria Learning but wondering how to make it work inside your organization? Learn how to go from: Our stakeholders/learners would never buy into this to Why havent...

This webcast is an overview of the Cafeteria Learning style as presented in Let Them Choose. Get participants out of their seats and into station-based activities catered to distinct...

Our last post offered a brief introduction to the idea of Cafeteria Learning. Like any learning experience, Cafeteria Learning starts with drafting the right learning objectives, which are...

Imagine a world in which restaurants gave you only one choice. We cannot help but cringe when we imagine a world of choice-less restaurantsnot only because we like food way too much, but...

A model for social experiential learning focused on choice. Deliver meaningful training programs that stimulate your learners, rather than bore them to sleep.