Immersive Learning Gaining New Ground

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The L&D Summit and Awards is the largest forum in the country for Learning and Development professionals. It serves as a great platform for professionals to converse and deliberate upon the current trends and the future of L&D effectively as well as gain insights on a wide range of topics such as creating an integrated ecosystem of learning, L&D in the gig economy, designing L&D for lifelong learning etc. Myndscope was extremely privileged to be a recipient of ‘The Most Innovative Learning and Leadership Program’ of the year (2019).

Myndscope provides innovative learning programs such as ‘Just GOlf For It’, a golf based leadership program that enhances understanding of action, reflection, strategy and decision-making. Other programs include ‘Tie-Brake’ that focuses on structure, skills and sustainability at work as well as ‘Adventure Leadership Camp’ where soft adventure activities and management games are used to develop leadership skills, conflict management, communication and team-wor


It was also an honor for Myndscope Immersive Learning to be able to participate in this year’s summit as one of the prominent speakers in a panel discussion on ‘L&D in the Digital Era’. Our co-founder and lead coach, Mr.Afeef Ahmed was present as a speaker in the panel discussion. We were able to talk about developing the digitally connected workforce and making L&D a strategic lever for business.The panel members discussed the impact of technology, abundant information and the digital medium  Some insights put forth were as follows:

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We can all agree that there is information overload at all levels due to the sheer amount of knowledge that is available in this digital era. Technology has made information abundant but without effective management there are no benefits to be attained. By creating an immersive environment where participants are engaged wholly - mentally and physically - learning is a sure bet.

One aspect that impacts learning outcomes is an employee’s learning aptitude. No matter how immersive or hands on the trainings are, an employee with no desire to learn is unlikely to take in any information. What is crucial is making an employee understand that they have stakes in the trainings and that it can impact them personally.


Overall, it was wonderful being a part of this event, meeting like minded people, sharing ideas, gaining insights and most importantly getting recognised for our hardwork.

                                                                                                                                             Myndscope
                                                                                                               thoughts@kaleidoscope.org.in

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