Ausschreibungen

The need for content authoring services, including instructional design, educational animations and interactive digital learning products, is paramount in today’s world. The new CEPOL Strategy for 2023-2027 emphasizes the need for further development of the training environment, enforcing technological solutions for education, and capacity building for interactive online learning solutions. Additionally, the SPD 2024-2026 work program activity 2.2 aims to develop new, innovative, specialized, and multi-layered learning solutions. Among the objectives the objective for 2.6 for 2024 is to design and implement a new learning environment and new methodologies focusing on operational, hands-on, interactive approaches, simulations, exercises, and student-centered learning. These actions justify the emerging need for content authoring services that can create engaging and interactive content to maintain learners' attention. Instructional design helps create - learning experiences that cater to the needs of learners, ensuring effectiveness in the educational process. Educational animations can help explain complex concepts in a simple and engaging way. Interactive digital learning products can provide learners with an immersive experience that enhances their understanding of the subject matter. Quality content is translated as error-free, well-structured, and easy to understand. These services are crucial in creating high-quality content that meets the needs of learners and provides them with an enriching learning experience while promotes CEPOL’s vision. Moreover, these services play a role in building a strong brand awareness, ensuring that learners not only recognize but also become familiar with CEPOL's products.

Provision of services in production of interactive digital learning products including instructional design, and educational animations.

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