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10 SCORM Players

Ed App

SCORM players are nifty tools that allow you to view standalone training content in other applications or learning management systems. SCORM Player #1 – EdApp. EdApp is an award-winning LMS and an open-source SCORM player that allows you to play SCORM files with ease. Sign up for Free and Start Using The Best SCORM Player.

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Reproduce your content with an Offline SCORM Player in just few steps

Paradiso

Managing your LMS content in offline mode with the Offline SCORM Player tool, from Paradiso LMS, is very easy. SCORM packages allow you to create interactive content for your trainees so they can complete their training through dynamic activities. This is how an Offline SCORM player runs in your mobile device.

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Beyond Text: Elevating Learning with Interactive Activities in eBooks

Kitaboo

For instance, by introducing more interactive features in eBooks, higher education publishers can pave the way for learners to engage in learning activities that enable them to learn, practice, and revise their learning in an engaging manner. What are Learning Activities? Learning Activities in the Context of eBooks III.

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How to make students fall in love with your video courses with Presto player

LifterLMS

We have today Adam Preiser, creator of the very popular Presto player for WordPress as the guest for this episode of LMScast with Chris Badgett. Presto is the most advanced video player on WordPress and recently it was integrated successfully with LifterLMS, the best learning management system on WordPress. Enjoy the show.

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Stop Thinking Like an Instructional Designer, Start Thinking Like a Game Designer

Speaker: Karl Kapp, Professor of Instructional Technology, Bloomsburg University

Over the course of this unique webinar, you will: Create engaging instruction using game design techniques Apply methods for thinking activity first, content second Explore how game designers engage players and immerse them in the game environment Discover how games foster action and activity March 19th, 2020 12:30 PM PDT, 3:30 PM EDT, 7:30 PM GMT

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Player Types/Levels in Educational Video Games

Kapp Notes

To start with, when creating an educational game, the various skill levels of current and future players must be considered. The approach taken to motive and attract a new or novice player needs to be different from the approach used to hold onto players who consider themselves masters of the game.

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Consider Player/Game Interactions

Kapp Notes

The best way to design from that perspective is to think about what the learner needs to do on the job and try to mimic those activities, actions or behaviors in the game and then design the game so the player has to do those activities. Start with the tasks of the job.

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