According to Chapman Alliance’s research, it takes an average of 72 work hours to develop a basic 1-hour e-learning course and over 184 hours for more engaging courses.

We recently reviewed this study, revealing just how much time organizations spend on training content development. At Konstantly, we measured our course creation process and compared it with traditional tools.

Here’s what we found:

Instructor-Led Training (ILT):

• Simple Content: 22:1 vs. Konstantly: 9.5:1
• Average Project: 43:1 vs. Konstantly: 12:1
• Complex Subject Matter: 82:1 vs. 16:1

eLearning (Level 1):

• Rapid Development: 49:1 vs. Konstantly: 11:1
• Average Content: 79:1 vs. Konstantly: 15:1
• Complex Projects: 125:1 vs. Konstantly: 22:1

eLearning (Level 2):

• Average Projects: 184:1 vs. : Konstantly: 40:1
• Advanced Interactions: 267:1 vs. 52:1

These comparisons highlight how Konstantly streamlines the creation of interactive courses, significantly reducing development time while enhancing learner engagement, to an average of 9.5 hours for a basic course and approximately 52 hours for a non-linear advanced course.

You can check out the full report here! https://lnkd.in/e5zdppGp