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Synchronous Software Scavenger Hunts

Experiencing eLearning

Application training via a synchronous tool like WebEx, Adobe Connect, or Elluminate too often ends up with passive learners. I’m guilty of this myself too; I’ve done some boring synchronous training that didn’t offer any opportunity to practice skills. Small Group Scavenger Hunt. Further Reading.

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Top Virtual Meeting Tools to Enhance Your Virtual Classroom and LMS Integration

Instancy

Virtual classrooms can be used for synchronous learning, where students attend the class simultaneously as the teacher, or asynchronous learning, where students can access the class material at their own pace. Breakout rooms: Hosts can create separate virtual rooms for small-group discussions or activities.

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How To Use Proven Virtual Learning Activities To Boost Your Training

Spark Your Interest

Virtual learning sessions using a platform like Zoom, WebEx, or Adobe Connect, have become commonplace. It can be self-paced (asynchronous) or as live online teaching (synchronous). Below we are going to concentrate on synchronous virtual learning. Group discussions. For small group discussions. Elearning courses.

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Video Conferencing Platforms vs Virtual Classrooms in eLearning

BrainCert

Some popular video conferencing tools include Zoom, Skype, Microsoft Teams, Google Hangouts Meet, Webex, GoToMeeting, etc. Key Features of Video Conferencing Platforms Live video and audio communication: Educators can deliver lectures, host discussions, and conduct interactive sessions through real-time video and audio communication.

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Why Meeting Platforms Do Not Meet the Needs of Virtual Training

Jigsaw Interactive

From big-name platforms like WebEx, Zoom, and Microsoft Teams to lesser-known platforms such as Toasty, Jami, and Talky, meeting platforms are helping more people connect face to face on the internet than ever before. Where they come up lacking is when businesses try to use them for virtual training.

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Steps to Creating an Engaging Webinar for Higher Education Students

Hurix Digital

Such discussions build engagement and help keep the conversation on track through interactive feedback. Divide your lesson or topic into varied formats like discussions, collaboration, video and audio clips, hands-on exercises with text, and possibly brief video lectures. Compliment Your Webinar with Pre-reads or Homework.

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Effective Training Methods for Your Online Learning Programs

LearnUpon

Our favorite webinar tools are GoToWebinar, Zoom and Webex, but you can use the webinar tool you’re most comfortable and familiar with. Think about it – when people get involved in an important or lively discussion, they tend to recall the information better. Another learning method we love – video.

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