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ILT & VILT

Instructor-Led Training (ILT) and Virtual Instructor-Led Training (VILT) are two different approaches to structured learning experiences. ILT takes place in a physical space like a conference room, allowing for direct interaction and immediate feedback between facilitators and learners, which fosters collaboration and hands-on learning.

 

In contrast, VILT uses technology to create a similar interactive environment online, allowing for remote participation and the use of digital tools for engagement. While both methods emphasize the importance of facilitator presence and real-time interaction, they differ mainly in their delivery methods and are selected based on factors like learner location, available resources, and the level of collaboration desired.

To watch me facilitate either an ILT or VILT session, please click the button to request a sample. 

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