KnowledgeWorks Global Learning Partners with Elearning Design Center to Provide Advanced Virtual Reality Training Solutions

KnowledgeWorks Global Learning (KGL), the comprehensive learning strategy and solutions provider, has partnered with digital training studio, Elearning Design Center (ELDC) to offer new virtual reality learning solutions using its leading immersive technologies. The partnership will augment KGL’s experiential learning technologies and full-service portfolio while enabling ELDC to expand into new industries.

ELDC helps educators, online schools, and corporate learning academies solve real-world problems by creating active and engaging online learning that aids core skill development through immersive experiences and digital technology. Based in New Hudson, Michigan, the company designs photorealistic virtual environments, AI-based virtual humans, 3D demonstrations, and next-generation XR solutions that give life to elearning and simulate real-world experiences.

With this partnership, KGL adds enhanced media capabilities to its wide range of strategic learning services and solutions. Serving organizations across many different industries, KGL specializes in workforce transformation, learning experience design, and blended learning strategies that improve performance. Known for its GenExperience learning design framework for emerging leaders and its VIBE virtual onboarding solution, KGL can now extend its immersive experiences with groundbreaking virtual reality, augmented reality, and mixed reality solutions, realistic settings, and convincing human interactions.
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