Michael Jefferies explains how to use interactivity for a superior learning experience in your organization to improve your brand's performance.

1. Michael Jefferies • Director of Sales at Maestro
How to Use Interactivity
for a Superior Kickass
Learning Experience

2. Interactivity

3. The process of two people or things working
together and influencing each other.

4. 3 Levels of
Interactivity

5. 1. Call → Response

6. An interaction between a speaker and an
audience in which the speaker's
statements are punctuated by responses
from the listeners.

7. 2. Self-Directed

8. An interaction where an individual chooses
the subject they will learn, their studying
material, and the studying rhythm and time.

9. 3. Immersive

10. An interaction where the learner is fully
immersed in a real-life scenario.

11. Technology

12. Training is better
with technology.

13. Because it’s
Cost Effective
Scalable
Consistent

14. Technology + Interactivity =
Kickass Learning

15. 1. Call → Response

16. Examples:
Knowledge Checks
Quizzes
Mini-Assessments

17. Our Work:
Schlage
ThermoFisher
SkyZone

19. Schlage and Maestro teamed up to help the
company develop a more effective way of
teaching retail associates and lock specialists
the ins and outs of rekeying locks.

20. (Image of Thermo Fisher)

21. ThermoFisher and Maestro are developing a
strategy to bring life to training and
development initiatives through a new
corporate university program.

22. (Image of SkyZone)

23. Sky Zone asked Maestro to design and
development a set of training courses for
new-hires, in order to provide consistent
training at their numerous franchise
locations.

24. 2. Self-Directed

25. Examples:
Mobile Apps
On-Demand eLearning
Custom Training Videos

26. Our Work:
Franklin Covey
Framework

28. FranklinCovey asked Maestro to help
develop a mobile solution to accompany
their globally-successful “Living the 7 Habits”
program on iOS, Android and the web.

29. (Image of
Framework)

30. Framework asked Maestro to develop a
research-based approached to reach their
millennial homebuyer audience through
contextually relevant learning content.

31. 3. Immersive

32. Examples:
Job Simulation
Augmented Reality
Virtual Reality

33. Our Work:
Pokemon Go

34. Just kidding

35. (image of Pokemon Go)

36. Pokemon Go uses augmented reality (AR)
to layer the digital world on top of reality to
create an immersive experience for the
user.

37. Technology + Interactivity
= Kickass Learning

38. Find us online at meetmaestro.com