Interactive Solutions is an e-learning and web design agency with a reputation for quality and client focus

For almost 15 years, we’ve applied our creative energy, instructional design and technical skills to bring our client’s ideas to life in digital format. We develop solutions that use the best of today’s technologies to deliver effective learning and reach your audience.

What's New?...

Video debate in Doncaster

Aug 2010: Doncaster South City Learning Centre have contracted us to develop a “YouTube-a-like” website, in which the educational community are invited to submit and comment on video clips, relating to educational issues in the area. More soon.

Challenges in Wound Care goes live

Jul 2010: Our e-learning resource for the University of Huddersfield, aimed at healthcare professionals involved in the treatment and management of wounds is now in use in the NHS. More about CIWC>>

Greenhouse Gas Technology Conference

Jun 2010: New website just launched for the 2010 conference. Another Joomla project. More about the GHGT website>>

Google Maps application for IEAGHG

Jun 2010: Following on from our recent launch of the IEAGHG's new website, we've now added a Google Map application to display the location of Research and Development projects around the world.

Promoting safer driving

May 2010: Building on a successful relationship on two earlier projects, Brake have asked us to take over management of their main website and the Road Safety Week website. More about our Brake projects>>

Website revamp for the World Petroleum Council

May 2010: The World Petroleum Council provides a forum for discussing the issues facing the oil industry on a worldwide basis. Our recent revamp puts the WPC website at the centre of discussions. More about the WPC website>>

New website for Greenhouse Gas Agency

Apr 2010: We’ve just launched a new website for the IEA Greenhouse Gas R&D programme, a leading research organisation concerned with reducing greenhouse gas emissions. More about the IEAGHG website>>

Gold at the E-learning Age Awards 2009

Nov 2009: Our focus on quality has helped St George's University of London, scoop a second award for “A Taste of Medicine” their flagship e-learning package aimed at widening participation in healthcare. More about the award>>

Skills Brokerage Platform

Oct 2009: Yorkshire Forward have commissioned us to evaluate options for a software platform for skills brokerage and collect data on training provision. More about the Skills Brokerage Service>>

Steam-powered e-learning

Specialist skills in the textile and engineering sectors are under threat from a shortage of opportunities. The STEAM project aims to capture key skills in multimedia format. More about STEAM>>