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— Victoria Allen, Financial Representative
Modern Woodmen
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— Michael Getz, President
Illumina Interactive, Inc.
I used the Match game to increase training retention on a long training rollout and the people who played the game scored 21% better on the post test than those who didn’t.
— Amy Chapman
PPD, Inc.
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Custom Compliance Training that Drives Completion

Driving Voluntary Completion of Compliance Training

People are just taking this on their own! They’re having conversations about it because it’s making them think.

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Client

The client for this project is a global open digital payments platform. Fueled by a fundamental belief that having access to financial services creates opportunity, the company is committed to democratizing financial services and empowering people and businesses to join and thrive in the global economy.

Challenge

The client wanted an HR-driven compliance course that would convey their values and challenge team members to think more deeply about their own unconscious biases and stereotypes. The catch? It wasn’t going to be a required course. As such, ELB Learning needed to create a truly dynamic and unique compliance training that learners would want to take—even though it wasn’t mandatory.

Strategy & Solution

We created story-driven scenarios that put the learner in the driver’s seat, making decisions and seeing the impact of their decisions on others. To start the course with an eye-opening example, we replicated the gender portion of the Harvard Implicit Association Test using an authoring tool and some additional JavaScript. The course also includes reflection opportunities that have no right or wrong answer but encourage the learner to think about themselves.

Results

The overall reaction has been positive, with the course earning an average score of 4.2 out of 5 upon rollout. The goal for the initial rollout was a 5-10% uptick on completion. The course has outperformed the goal, driving a 15% uptick in individuals voluntarily taking this course.