ICS Learning

JANUARY 20, 2016

Use video for an exercise or demonstration, or to summarize all the key points of your course. Video can be used virtually anywhere in your eLearning course – beginning, middle, or end. An energetic video introduction to your course can dramatically increase your ability to grab your learner’s attention.

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Video eLearning File Size Learning Objects 113

ICS Learning

AUGUST 18, 2015

The content engages the learner with multimedia (animation, graphics, narration, simulation) and exercises like short quizzes or gamification. More information is retained when the brain links a reason for it to be remembered.

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eLearning Simulations Learning Objects Module 100

ICS Learning

JANUARY 20, 2016

You can either make a powerful introduction to demonstrate your commitment to the learning objectives, use it for an exercise or illustrate the “how-to”, or for a memorable closure, grabbing the attention of your audience and summarizing your key points. Last but not least, try to be creative. A sloppy job will never be well received.

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