Creative e-learning solutions

Copia designs and develops custom e-learning solutions that bring real value to your business, either through staff training and development or by adding value to your business through customer education.

We are a young, dynamic company specialising in bespoke e-learning programmes and on-line solutions. As e-learning professionals, we take pride in producing programmes that really deliver results. We help companies solve real problems because we understand what e-learning can and can't do, and we know how to make the learning process engaging and effective.

What do we do?

We build bespoke e-learning solutions in subjects such as:


Product Knowledge Retail Operations System Training Financial Training	Legislation and Compliance Process and Procedure Change Management Retail Systems

What makes Copia stand out from the crowd?

Fresh, creative solutions to meet specific business objectives
A more cost-effective bang for your buck
Project teams that stay with you to implementation, and beyond
Small company attitude, large company solutions
Invaluable experience in the Retail sector

What else do we do?

We are interactive design professionals. We build websites, e-commerce tools, multimedia applications and corporate Intranets that reflect our creativity and are underpinned by sound design principles and commercial experience. more >>>

For more information on our e-learning or e-business solutions, contact us.
Call 0208 977 8744 or mail info@copia.co.uk

We specialise in: learning, performance support, assessments, surveys, retails solutions, development, copia, e-learning, elearning, e learning, e learning jobs, CBT, Computer Based Training, intranet, internet, extranet, discussion forums, frequently asked questions, faqs, animated systems, help, learning environments, knowledge libraries, on-line assessments, questionnaires, online questionnaires, evaluations, Instructional designers, Interactive scriptwriters, Visual designers, Animators, Programmers, Thorough needs analysis, Meticulous instructional design, Crystal clear scriptwriting, High impact visuals, Painstaking programming, Integrating with other learning approaches, Task-specific assessments, Interactive, subject-related games, Audio and video scenarios, Photography or research of stock images, Programming computer graphics and animations, Audio recordings, Video shoots

0208 977 8744

info@copia.co.uk

Terminology

Every specialist field of endeavour has its own language, and e-learning is no different. Here’s an explanation of some of the jargon you may have come across.

LMS		Stands for ‘Learning Management System’. This is a software application that enables training managers to see the status of everyone’s computer-based training. An LMS can show assessment scores, progress, and a host of other data.They can also provide a ‘homepage’ for all of an organisation’s training modules, so that learners can access these from a single source.
Self-paced		A ‘self-paced’ e-learning programme is one that can be accessed by a learner at any time, and completed without the help or presence of anyone else. For example, a CD-ROM containing an e-learning course would be self-paced, whereas a ‘live’ learning session starting at a pre-appointed time would not.
On demand		‘On-demand’ is simply another way of describing a ‘self-paced’ elearning course (see above).
Flash		This is a Macromedia product that allows you to produce graphically rich website elements, as well as e-learning programmes. In the elearning industry it’s the common alternative to html.
html		This stands for ‘hypertext markup language’, which is the most common programming language for Web pages.
Bespoke		This means, simply, ‘tailor-made’. A bespoke product will correspond to a client’s specific learning objectives, desired tone of voice, visual design preferences and timing requirements. The content will be built in close consultation with the client, to ensure that every screen meets exactly what is desired.
Off-the-shelf		An elearning product bought ‘off-the-shelf’ is the opposite of a bespoke programme. It is a pre-existing course that hasn’t been designed to a particular client’s requirements, but rather produces as a generic resource.
Module / topic / section… etc.		E-learning courses are usually broken down into separate units at a number of levels. Terminology varies from company to company, but a ‘module’ will usually mean a self-contained and complete unit.
Accessibility		Most clients want the products we deliver to be accessible. This means catering to a number of disability groups (providing text backup to audio clips for deaf people, for example).
VLE		A software system designed to aid the management of online educational courses. A VLE will typically include access control, provision of e-learning content, communication tools, and administration of user groups.