In need of a makeover

Eville & Jones (E&J), the UK’s largest provider of public health veterinary services, recently implemented Kallidus Learn, and the results have been impressive. In an interview with Heather McPherson, the L&D specialist at E&J, she shared her experience with the new platform.

Before Kallidus, E&J was using an outdated eLearning platform that was not user-friendly and made it difficult to pull reports. The platform was also not mobile-friendly, which made it difficult for staff in the field to access learning materials. Heather described the old system as “an iPhone one that had never been updated” and “an avocado green bathroom.”

The reveal

With Kallidus, E&J has been able to move into the modern age of eLearning. The platform is intuitive, mobile-accessible, and works alongside a proctoring service. Heather shared that the feedback from staff has been incredible, with more people accessing the platform in three days than in the past six months.

For managers, Kallidus has made a big difference. Before, they would have to go to the e-learning admin for information, which was time-consuming. Now, with the managers’ dashboard, they have more autonomy and can see their own people’s information. This has freed up time for Heather and her team to work on more strategic tasks, such as creating engaging content with Articulate and updating legacy content to be more user-friendly.

Being best-in-show

Overall, Kallidus has made a significant impact at E&J. Jobs are easier, managers are more engaged, and employees feel the investment by the company in their development. Heather said, “We class ourselves as the best in the business, so why wouldn’t we have an eLearning platform that says the same thing?”

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“We class ourselves as the best in the business, so why wouldn’t we have an elearning platform that says the same”

Heather McPherson, E&J