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Rick Raymer: Applying Game Design Principles to elearning #devlearn

Learning Visions

in the center of the hub is the module/game. In learning we want to set up learner with new skills, let them practice, then assess, then move on to build new skills (level up!) Branching off the central hub like spokes are the topics/levels of the program. Coming off each topic/level are specific objectives.

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Leadership Training at Aetna using an Online, Connected Learning Technology Platform #ICELW Concurrent Session Notes

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Tracking -- who''s completing what modules, how long are they spending -- do we need to make adjustments? Assess entrepreneurial skill level of program participants. As you take notes, mark things favorites, participate in a discussion activity -- it all goes into a BACKPACK so you can always find it.

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Cammy Beans Learning Visions: My Objection to Learning Objectives

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166) Instead of a traditional, boring assessment, create a game-like quiz. This approach is particularly useful if learners are undertaking occasional learning, and may be taking modules of a course over an extended period of time. Use Drama (p. The key phrases act as aides de memoirs if they havent visited that course for a while.

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Cammy Beans Learning Visions: Guesstimating Seat Time

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All too often the "x hours of elearning" are sold before the content has been fully assessed so you are stuck trying to make things fit, or arguing that a screen is worth 50 seconds of learner attention against 35 (or whatever). Cammy, likewise Ive never really understood this measurement - our model is based on the very same.

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Cammy Beans Learning Visions: The Value of Instructional Designers

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I see the following areas of growth for instructional designers: understanding current learning options (wikis, rapid elearning modules, learning objects in a LMS, etc.), knowing the strengths and weaknesses of various options and delivering the best learning solutions based on a thorough needs assessment. Is it our writing abilities?