PIXELearning are in the process of developing a very extensive training simulation in partnership with a US partner that is recognized as a global leader in diversity training.

The project is being sponsored by a large US retail bank and uses a futuristic setting and fictional alien species to create an emotionally engaging and thus effective learning experience.

The simulation is designed to foster a wider awareness of diversity and inclusion issues and to enable staff at all levels to be able to apply this knowledge in their commercial environment to deliver clear business benefits.

PIXELearning were commissioned by a US 'Big 4' accountancy firm to develop a very advanced simulation to enhance their twice-yearly instructor-lead intern training.

The application is based on a fictional 'client' company. The trainees interact with simulated characters, receive email and videophone messages, search for information and undertake many tasks in-line with the client's real business.

PIXELearning were able to leverage our LearningBeans platform to accelerate the application development and achieve a very pressing delivery schedule.

PIXELearning successfully tendered for a substantial project with Scottish Enterprise to create Get Marketing!

This is an online business game - based on our LearningBeans business simulation engine - aimed at raising awareness of what marketing is and how SME owner/managers can apply the various elements of the marketing cycle to generate additional sales.

The application is intended to overcome the target audiences traditional resistance to 'doing training' and serves to change perceptions and raise awareness of the options that Scottish SMEs have available to them in respect to improving their marketing activities.

The application is a challenging business simulation that has 10 mini games embedded in it that cover discreet marketing topics.

PIXELearning were commissioned by Skillsmart Retail (a UK sector skills council) to create an online game.

The purpose of the Skillsmart Retail Game is to be able to reach out to teenage school children across the UK and to illustrate the depth and breadth of career options that exist in the UK retail sector. A key driver is to try to overcome the increasing skills shortage that exists in the UK.

 

We have undertaken several 'casual games' projects for Coca Cola Enterprises UK.

These are hosted on the cokepub&bar web site and include:

A 3D virtual pub interface to the existing B2B web site which has lead to a 33% increase in site traffic and two viral games with one more to follow soon.

We have also been commissioned by Coca Cola to create an educational simulation based around their bottling plant businesses that is due to go live in Q4 '07.