With e-learning, you can give instructions online – regardless of time and place. The decisive factors are structure, comprehensibility, and proof. Here you can find out how to plan online instruction in a didactically sensible way – and how sam® supports you with assignments, reminders & certificates.
At first, very few employees are happy to receive online training. But it has many advantages that go far beyond the elimination of paper and face-to-face meetings. This is because training can be carried out anywhere and at any time. The decisive factors here are a clear structure, comprehensibility and reliable proof. This is exactly where our EHS software sam® supports you. And our “mascot” Sammy makes sure that even serious topics are not short of a smile.
Online training can be flexibly integrated into any working day. It makes almost no difference whether you are in the office, in production or on the road. Content can be assigned to specific target groups and updated quickly if required. Thanks to microlearning, the modules remain short, practical and easy to understand. Supplemented by interactive elements, barrier-free design and mobile optimization, sam® ensures that instructions are not only completed, but also have a lasting effect.
Another crucial point is traceability: with sam® you automatically document who has completed which training and when. Test results, certificates and reports can be called up at any time.
At secova, we want to show you that online instructions don’t have to be complicated. With sam® they become clear, efficient and motivating and are therefore a real benefit for every employee.

Why conduct training online?
- Flexible: Learn when it fits – even on the go.
- Scalable: Centrally control content for target groups.
- Measurable: learning progress, certificates.
- Current: Adapt content quickly, roll out as required.
Didactics that work (e-learning best practices)
- Microlearning: 10-15 minute modules with a clear learning objective.
- Practical relevance: site-specific examples & Images.
- Activation: Interactive elements.
- Accessible: subtitles, contrast, mobile optimization.
- Transfer: completion with concrete action steps.
More about the technology: Instruction software – functions & Advantages
Law & Proof – compact
Instruction must be provided regularly and according to need, activity-related and comprehensible – including documentation. Online formats are permitted if their effectiveness is ensured and practical components are added as required. (Note: no legal advice.)

How sam® supports you
- Target group-oriented allocation according to role, location, activity
- Automatic reminders & Escalations for due dates
- Tests & Certificates – measure effectiveness, secure proof
- Reports on participation, open, history – auditfest
- Mobile & Microlearning for high completion rates
Checklist: Introducing online instruction
Preparation
- Define target groups & Topics
- Define learning objectives & modules (microlearning)
- Check accessibility & mobile capability
Rollout & Operation
- Set up assignments & Due dates
- Activate reminders/escalations
- Evaluate KPIs & Feedback
- Update content regularly
FAQ
- Which topics are suitable for e-learning & online instruction?
- Standard and repetition topics with a clear learning objective: e.g. safety basics, fire protection, IT security, ergonomics.
- How long should a module be?
- Ideally 10-15 minutes (microlearning). Divide longer content into sequences.
- Do we need to plan for additional presence?
- Only if practical components are mandatory (e.g. instruction on the device). Online + short on-site part is usually sufficient.
- How do I document the proof?
- In sam® automatically: participation, test result, certificate and history per person.
- How do I achieve high completion rates?
- Short modules, clear deadlines, reminders, escalation, and mobile accessibility.