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8 Steps for an Awesome eLearning Storyboard

eLearning Brothers

Each learning objective needs to align with the levels of Blooms Taxonomy. Compile the design elements that will best achieve your learning objectives: •Images •Videos •Interactions •Quizes. Define your learning objectives. Your learning objectives will guide your development process. Create Assessment Criteria.

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A Step by Step Guide to Convert PowerPoint Presentations to E-learning

CommLab India

Start converting your existing PowerPoint presentations used in classroom training sessions to e-learning courses pepping them with animations, audio, interactivities, and assessments. Use Bloom’s taxonomy to frame measurable learning objectives for your course based on the cognitive level. It’s simple – no rocket science.

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E-Learning Course Development

Designing Digitally

Dull, matter-of-fact instruction takes a backseat when learners can interact with courses that reflect their interests. also makes sure that courses are based on learning principles that have been established and adapted over several decades, including Bloom’s Taxonomy. Designing Digitally, Inc.

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6 Tips for Transitioning Teachers: A TLDC Event Recap

Scissortail's Learning Nest

If the thing you love most about teaching is interacting with the learners, then you might not be happy in a behind-the-scenes role like instructional design. In her session, Heidi Kirby discussed writing learning objectives using the three domains of Bloom’s taxonomy as well as Robert Mager’s ABCD method. Which things do you NOT like?

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Keynote Resources from #LUC2017

Kapp Notes

The Lectora 2017 Users Conference promises to be an exciting and engaging event. Action and interactivity engages learners. In terms of the cognitive benefits, the issues confronted and successfully resolved in the fantasy world provide the learners with natural constructive feedback in an uninhibited interaction. Lepper, 1988).

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GAMIFICATION – PLAYING AT (NOT) LEARNING

Wonderful Brain

Let’s set the record straight: If game design is used to make learning through technology more interactive and engaging, count me a fan. A last point: In a learning environment, game interactions become not just exploitations of the basic human trait towards distraction, but will defocus the learner from the real content to be transferred. *(The

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Which Learning Content Trends Matter Most to You?

Talented Learning

Many organizations continue to use standalone content authoring tools like Articulate , GomoLearning , iSpring and Lectora. It saves time and frustration while making it possible to interact in a professional way with global customers, channel partners or other external stakeholders.