SeeWisdom believes that the best way to teach effectively is to SHOW what to do. Many, if not most, complex activities are difficult to explain effectively through words alone. To take a few examples: CPR instructions; proper use of medical diagnostic systems; how to sell a new product; computer troubleshooting. All of these activities, and so many more, are difficult to learn how to do without having someone walk you through a demonstration of how to do it correctly.

Unfortunately, many e-learning companies take a straightforward learning objective and storyboard it to death. Using animated characters and employing patronizing games, they develop a 2-hour lesson plan to teach a 15-minute activity. At SeeWisdom, we believe that our client's training audiences are intelligent adults who value their time; we doubt that paid professionals appreciate a Saturday morning cartoon approach to training and in fact do not need the material "dumbed down" to understand it.

Instead, SeeWisdom strives to provide training that feels like a one-on-one tutorial that is offered peer-to-peer. Our solutions provide clear video shots that show, usually from several angles, what one should do in a given situation; when appropriate, the video is augmented with graphical animations to highlight or focus in on particular elements. Audio guides reassuringly explain to the audience specifically what to do, and our solutions also demonstrate common mistakes that occur so that viewers are made aware of what to especially avoid. Video and audio-based self-tests allow the viewers to test their knowledge at the lesson conclusion or interspersed within the tutorial.

Our clients tell us that their training audiences vastly prefer SeeWisdom's respectful and careful approach to demonstration-based teaching.