Effective Instructional Design understands how people learn.

We could talk endlessly about the importance of specifying objectives, grouping information logically, making 'dry' content engaging, using supportive media (not simply media for the sake of media), designing effective testing and summaries, and the importance of consistency. To name but a few. Instead, we will show you something more helpful.

Currently we are working with a programme of the Department of Health (UK), which in turn is working with the National Health Service and professional bodies.

As part of this programme, Autarkik is working with clinicians supporting their respective colleges, such as the:

• College of Emergency Medicine
• Royal College of Anaesthetists
• Royal College of Radiologists

in designing e-learning resources for trainee doctors.

Autarkik is proud to be associated with this highly innovative, sector leading, and highly regarded programme. It has won numerous awards, and is possibly the most ambitious project of its type in the world. The programme is e-Learning for Healthcare (e-LfH).