Food companies, Eat and Itsu, recently collaborated with Attensi to develop a game to teach their employees basic customer service as well as other workplace skills.

Totem Learning attended The Ryman National Enterprise Challenge this Wednesday which was a fantastic event to encourage young people to get involved in learning skills and entrepreneurship. Find out how it went here…

Find out how Totem Learning and the Canadian Institute for the Blind put their heads together to tackle a brand new challenge…

This week we have been working with the Canadian National Institute for the Blind, exploring how #seriousgames and #gamethinking can help those with visual impairments.

Helen and her team use Game Design and Game Mechanics to make learning engaging and impactful, leading to improved career opportunities and individual development.

The team at Totem are incredibly proud of our CEO Helen Routledge who has been shortlisted in 2 categories in the Women Who Achieves awards for 2018.

By understanding how we learn we can design better learning interventions which benefit everyone.

Penetration of technology and new methodologies in the L&D space is certainly a slow burn, but the evidence for the effectiveness of these approaching is developing. Costs are coming down and organisations are becoming more creative in how they view learning and development. Its an incredibly exciting place to be, an incredibly rewarding position to be in and the possibilities are truly endless.