QuoDeck launches express version for SMEs and startups

Game based learning platform QuoDeck today announced the launch of QuoDeck Express, targeted at startups and small and medium enterprises. The company aims to sign on one million users over the next 12 months as it tries to garner a larger share of the global $200 billion e-learning industry. "We felt there was a massive need in this segment that was underserved. Most companies choose not to do mobile learning, because time-to-market is too long, or the cost is prohibitive. Express takes just 10 mins to setup and share with learners and is free to begin with,” said Kamalika Bhattacharya, co-Founder of QuoDeck.

The app focuses on making things simple and DIY, so companies that have never done learning before this can also get started in no time. They cab add their existing content through presentations and videos, as well as introduce the gamification layer. Deep data is captured on learner behaviour to help users make their learning more relevant and effective.

Bhattacharya said, ““We observed a significant increase in demand from small and growing businesses, as training has become a critical function for business growth. These companies need to leverage technology to impart training and connect with their employees. Learning is often cited as one of the reasons people move between organizations, so really, there is a tangible benefit that products like Express can drive for small and growing businesses - from higher productivity and revenues to lower attrition and faster onboarding.” QuoDeck currently partners with over 35 companies including Unilever, Star India, eBay, SBI Life, Aditya Birla Group and Axis Bank, and has close to half a million learners on its platforms. The Express platform will offer most major functionalities of a full-fledged LMS, like design customization, story creation system, learning games library, quizzes etc.