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FCS focus on gaming to boost e-learning

NEW DELHI: The Noida-based FCS Software Solutions is turning to `intelligent, interactive gaming' concepts to deliver impactive, engaging and fun solutions to its e-learning clients in the U.K., the US and India. With most of the corporate trainings moving online from classrooms because of growing Internet bandwidth and cost-effectiveness of e-learning, FCS is using the fun element of gaming for imparting or reinforcing knowledge. The company is using realistic images and environment, instead of animations or sketches to avoid a raw, immature look and feel.

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