Vikas Joshi on Interactive Learning

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Using eLearning Tools - It's Like a Relationship

Vikas Joshi on Interactive Learning

Consider this: The last time you were stuck with an animation that wouldn't work, or a picture that was looking distorted, or the exam score that wouldn't appear correctly on the LMS - who did you turn to for expert help? Well, in part that may be true, but you might want to think again about that one.

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Are Your e-Learning Courses Future-Ready?

Vikas Joshi on Interactive Learning

Keeping the pace of innovation, today Raptivity provides more than 15 interactions which can be fully customized for a mobile platform. These interactions let you jazz up your presentations, test knowledge, encourage exploration, and provide references. That's not all. Very soon, all Raptivity interactions are slated to go HTML5.

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Learning Events vs Environments: A Case for Putting the Learner in the Center

Vikas Joshi on Interactive Learning

According to Gladwell, Alexander tracked the progress of 650 first graders from Baltimore public school system, looking at how they scored on a widely used math and reading skills exam called the California Achievement Test. To answer this, Gladwell provides another interesting data set.

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Ad-hoc Social Learning Environment - How a Blog Drives Learning

Vikas Joshi on Interactive Learning

Blog posts provided a guiding theme and then pointed to a web resource such as a YouTube video, or a podcast or a news story article or a case study. In yet another case, a blog post would provide a framework for various leadership traits, and participants would be asked to reflect and decide how they view themselves.

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Computer-based Games in Classrooms: Leveraging the Instructor

Vikas Joshi on Interactive Learning

In the second step, while presenting, the instructor uses facilitation tools to configure groups, rotate turns, time the learners, score them and so forth - while the class plays the game. The instructor has the ability to look up correct answers, provide helpful hints and mark right or wrong answers.

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Building m-learning : Eliminating Redundant Effort

Vikas Joshi on Interactive Learning

Because you need only a single project for developing the content, the single source content solution provides great cost efficiency. Single source content scores there too! Finally, nothing matters if learners don’t find the learning engaging and interactive.

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