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JULY 14, 2016
What if you can’t use any samples of your existing work due to confidentiality or security requirements? For example, the Instructional Designer or eLearning Developer demo in my portfolio is based on an activity I originally created for a health care client.
Kapp Notes
FEBRUARY 23, 2012
To provide effective instruction, it needs to be as authentic to the actual experience as possible. Gamification of context provides two key advantages. So for example, a person who writes a mortgage that a client can’t afford might not see the consequences of his actions because the new home owner may be able to struggle in their home for 6-8 months before they can no longer pay the mortgage.
eLearningArt
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One of the ways I become a better eLearning designer is by finding good examples and trying to replicate the elements I like. Recently, my friend Brooke Schepker from Yukon Learning shared a sample course. View the sample course.
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For example, many people take an online course on Lynda.com. The infographic below, created by Springest , provides a pretty comprehensive list of all the resources you have at your disposal for finding information on the topic of your choice.
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Origin Learning
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As a learning solutions company, Origin was mandated with the task of providing a customized solution to upgrade the competencies of its workforce. Provides an opportunity to add new courses depending on needs and track their availability.
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I was just asked for some examples of eLearning. I had collected up eLearning Examples a couple years ago, but thought it was worth going back to look for more. The following are some very good lists of widely varying examples of eLearning. Elearning samples eLearning Examples Examples of E-Learning Where are Examples of eLearning? Instead, most examples of eLearning actually fall outside of that realm.
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AUGUST 10, 2015
Here we’re talking about the role of examples in learning, and we’ll continue on through emotional elements, and finally putting it all together. Examples are a part of learning, as we know, and learning design is, or should be considered complex. So too with examples, we tend to treat them as easy to write. However, an example that is missing the nuances, the details that make them work, can be as useless as nothing at all. Deeper eLearning Design: Part 4 – Examples.
Making Change
JULY 12, 2011
Use simple codes to keep track of variables or limit learners’ choices (not shown in the sample scenario). It might also be mobile-friendly — at least, the sample scenario works on my iPhone. That’s way more work than I wanted to do for a quick sample.
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their positions, but they consistently do a better job and provide better service. It is easier in some groups, for example, front office, call center and sales. commitment and provides greater depth on the drivers of engagement. Another example is “abuse” of employees.
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Making Change
JULY 12, 2011
Use simple codes to keep track of variables or limit learners’ choices (not shown in the sample scenario). It might also be mobile-friendly — at least, the sample scenario works on my iPhone. That’s way more work than I wanted to do for a quick sample.
Challenge to Learn
JULY 1, 2014
This is Principle 5 of the manifesto: “We will provide learners sufficient levels of realistic practice; for example, simulations, scenario-based decision making, case-based evaluations, and authentic exercises.”
CommLab India
JUNE 20, 2016
People now seek personalization, whether it’s in an e-mail, browser, desktop, or TV, and developers are providing features such as themes, wallpapers and various options to support personalization. Providing further readings for them in the e-learning course helps them meet their quest.
CommLab India
DECEMBER 27, 2016
In this blog, we will highlight three gamified samples developed this year. This game also provides opportunities for learners to discover information; learners have to explore hidden hazards in the kitchen and learn more about them by clicking on them.
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SEPTEMBER 13, 2016
1 Let us now look at 5 examples of online courses developed using Lectora Inspire. This e-learning module, a fine example of the gamified online course development capabilities of Lectora Inspire 16, engages learners very effectively.
Training Industry
OCTOBER 7, 2015
Having both perspectives (client and training provider) has helped me gain a clear understanding of what to look for when selecting a training provider. In particular, there are five key questions I recommend anyone selecting a training provider must answer, before deciding who to work with. Many training providers are experts in a particular area and/or industry. Do they provide a learning journey?
Rapid eLearning
AUGUST 16, 2016
Earlier I shared a nice example of a gamified elearning course. Today I’d like to share a really neat example of an interactive video scenario. This example comes via the fine folks at SpongeUk who do some really cool work and said I can share it.
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You may even have proctored assessments, for example, having the respondent turn on their web camera and submit their video image along with the test results. If these courses are being provided to meet certain legal requirements, it may be most important to consider what might happen in the legal domain. For example, lawyers tell companies that teaching a compliance topic once a year will be sufficient -- when we know that people forget and may need to be reminded.
Rapid eLearning
AUGUST 2, 2016
Gamified E-Learning Example. Key Points of Gamified E-Learning Example. They also provide some distractors and incorrect choices that may appear to be initially correct. Use of gate screen to provide starting instructions. What do you like about this elearning example?
CommLab India
OCTOBER 28, 2016
In this blog, we will explore the features that have made this tool a favorite of developers and discuss some sample e-learning courses developed using the articulate storyline tool.
Kapp Notes
OCTOBER 10, 2011
Games provide incentives for doing what they want you to do. The search for gold coins, for example, encourages the player to explore the environment and learn more about the game-space in which they are playing. Games also provide you incentives for completing a level.
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Training helps employees do their jobs better, it helps them fit better into the company, and it provides the knowledge and skills they need for advancement. If you answered “yes” to any of these questions, you are not providing the training your employees want.
OpenSesame
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The challenge for us elearning providers is to offer companies solutions which optimally meet both the company’s as well as the employee’s needs. About the author: Martin Schlichte is founder and CEO of the elearning provider Lecturio.
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Are you thinking of an online training provider that exactly suits your company’s compliance requirements? Finding the right compliance training provider is quite a difficult task when you look at scores of eLearning companies in the market.
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As an ATS provider, you know that the competition is pretty stiff out there. I will use examples from Jobvite, JobAdder and PeopleMatter. First, provide resources that customers can access to understand the product on their own such as how-to videos and tutorials.
CommLab India
OCTOBER 19, 2016
Let us take a look at some sample e-learning courses developed by CommLab India using this tool. Adobe Captivate 9 is one of the top rapid authoring tools available today to create interactive e-learning courses.
CommLab India
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Provides easy-to-use templates which save valuable development time. Now let us look at five samples of e-learning courses developed by CommLab India using this versatile development tool.
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This post provides four quick steps on how to create a winning eLearning portfolio. Authoring Tool eLearning tools training eLearning projects eLearning samples online samples training projects If you already have a portfolio, use these steps to update it.
CommLab India
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So, why don’t we provide background music and/or other sound effects in our e-learning courses ? Freesound.org : They aim to create a huge collaborative database of audio snippets, samples, recordings, and so on, and all sounds fall under a Creative Commons license.
eLearning Architect
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And then I realised - I’d just experienced the perfect example of gamification. We are starting to see more gamified learning experiences within the content, but the platforms upon which this content is hosted are now providing some really impressive elements of gamification too. Then a friend request popped up. My mate had also been given a FitBit for Christmas and he challenged me to a 'Workweek Hustle'. Not only that, but 3 other mates were also invited to join the challenge.
Association eLearning
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Examples get people’s attention and are also fantastic memory aids. If you reinforce the same key information with examples, it provides context and lets your members see why the content is important. You can use examples to answer this question by showing them why.
Integrated Learnings
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Most e-learning tools, including Adobe Captivate, provide for the ability to use flags. In this example, the section complete flag should be raised when the last page of the section is entered by the learner. by Jonathan Shoaf. Flags are common everyday objects.
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For example, imagine yourself in a museum of History. For example, an employee can ask to be reminded to meet the Plant Manager when he visits the Administrative office of the plant the following week. The number of iPhone users has been growing steadily. From 17.5
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