Simulations – a powerful learning tool – have been used in e-learning for many years. Essentially, simulations are imitations of the real world – creating a virtual environment with the same characteristics and challenges as the real world. MORE
A while back, I, along with my colleague Geera, presented a webinar – ‘Multi-device Testing: Challenges, Considerations and Solutions’ As a preparation for this webinar and, in general, being a part of the Quality Assurance team, we tried some tools and simulators to test multi-device eLearning to study to what extent they could help. MORE
I came across a blog-post by Clark Aldrich titled – Using Serious Games and Simulations: A Quick and Dirty Guide. In this post, Clark talks about: What simulations are and aren’t. Where simulations fit in an organizations’ flow of skills. MORE
Now, imagine if your training included some type of simulation tool. Imagine that you could get behind the wheel in a simulated setting, with the visual and audio eerily realistically similar to that on the road. Title: But, what are games and simulation? MORE
In a world where time is money, businesses are learning that they can be most productive by using training simulations as opposed to a more traditional approach, which requires key employees to step away from their tasks in order to train and it can also affect production. MORE
At the recent Realities 360 conference, I saw some confusion about the difference between a simulation and a game. Simulations. As I’ve mentioned, simulations are models of the world. You can also think about simulations as being in a ‘state’ (set of values in variables), and move to others by rules. Similarly, these simulations can model considerable complexity. Note that you may already have a simulation. MORE
That’s why eLearning designers so often choose to use screen captures or software simulations in their course design. For that reason, today, we’re going to provide five easy steps to help you create engaging, interactive simulations using Storyline 2. MORE
While hands-on simulators and simulation-based training is now being utilized for variety of training, including Application Training. Simulations for application trainings provide practice and thus the learners are better prepared. MORE
All types of game-based learning, simulation , and gamification are commonly put under the umbrella of “gamification.” The concept of gameful design is relevant because it acknowledges that there are differences between gamification, serious games, and simulations. . MORE
Specifically, the use of computer simulations can give learners a chance to live like a leader; it’s similar to putting student pilots into a flight simulator. These kinds of simulations can be very diverse. Leadership Development millennials organization simulation MORE
We’ve discussed some good reasons to implement simulations in your organization. Let’s take a look at the distinct advantages of simulations over other types of training interventions. The organization will have to do less cleanup if mistakes are made in a simulation environment. MORE
Now that you’ve decided to use simulations in your programs, let’s look at some best practices for evaluating simulation results. A well-designed simulation will only be effective if you are able to evaluate the results – and pass those results on to the participants. MORE
Training with simulations does exactly that. Without disturbing the functionality of the newly implemented Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) system or any other software for that matter, you can train employees to work on it effectively, using simulations. MORE
Simulations are also useful in online learning. Let’s look at some ways to use simulation concepts with virtual training. A simulation can be part of your online learning program, so let’s discuss how you can do this without running into the issues that online learning may create. MORE
Many organizations around the world have already tapped into the training potential offered by online training simulations. I have listed out five best practices of creating online training simulations. Keep the simulations short and easily digestible . MORE
Simulation-based e-learning is one such mode of training which is being extensively utilized in the corporate training. Simulations allow the learner experimentations to be close to real-life situations, thus opening up the vast expanse of ‘doing and learning’. MORE
Here are two tools that can be used for creating effective and engaging simulations. Screen Capture from SimWriter simulation creation software. develop simulation simulationsLet me know of other tools. SimWriter. MORE
So, last Thursday I led a webinar in which I went over how to create software simulation training in Storyline 2. There were also several questions about Captivate vs Storyline in regards to Software Simulation creation. MORE
(Scroll Down to Simulation , if you want to get right the simulation part of this post.). So here is a recap and a story of the hyper-realistic simulation we got o experience while at the conference. Simulation. Applications worn to simulate battlefield injuries. MORE
This risk-free or test environment can be created using simulations. Using simulations, you can show the step-by-step process of the ERP system and allow the learner practice in a safe, interactive environment as if they were in a live ERP environment. MORE
When a decision has been made to use custom business simulations as part of an eLearning strategy, it’s time to ask a few questions MORE
E-learning provides the ideal solution to this issue through “ Watch-Try-Do ” simulations. Simulations give learners an opportunity to “ watch ” and get familiar with the nits and grits of the software tool. How to record a software simulation in Adobe Captivate. MORE
With simulations, we can provide a learner the virtual platform for experimentation, thus opening up a vast expanse of ‘doing and learning’. Simulations are re-creations of real-life experiences and situations that warrant a response from the learner. MORE
There is some natural confusion that arises around this topic, particularly on the difference between games, simulations, and gamification. I’ll focus on games and simulations in this post. Categorizing Learning Games and Simulations. You learn first in a simulator.). MORE
Branched simulations are often written off as too expensive, time-intensive, or complicated to produce. But there are a surprisingly large number of tools for actually delivering your simulation, with an option for every budget, timeline, and skill level. MORE
The best place to start to design a game, gamificaiton experience or simulation is to play games, lots of games. In today’s modern online and video games, the elements of gamification and simulation abound. The simulated environments of Call of Duty games are highly realistic to the point of almost being a simulation. What elements in the game are like elements in a simulation? Sneak peak from theupcoming The Gamification of Learning and Instruction Fieldbook. MORE
Let’s take a look at the steps to record a responsive simulation with Captivate 2017: To begin, start Captivate 2017 and double-click the Responsive Project thumbnail on the New tab of the Home screen. Now let’s record the simulation. MORE
Simulations in e-learning are not a recent development, but what’s new is the way they are being used in various contexts of online training. The approach to designing simulations, however, is something that’s widely misunderstood. Make sure your simulation is more than a replication. MORE
Did the training course include simulations? Let me tell you about the benefits of simulations in software training so that you can have an informed discussion with your training partner. How simulations benefit software application training. MORE
Business simulations allow learners to interact with a realistic version of their work environment. A simulation game mixes elements of cooperation, competition and decision making with feedback and repetition. Mirror real business challenges in your simulation story. MORE
While you are preparing for your next eLearning program launch, you’re likely seeking ways to make it different, better, and more engaging. MORE
My presentation at the Johns Hopkins Medicine Simulation Center was a lot of fun. I got the chance to work with a great group of educators and demonstrate an interactive audience response system and several computer-based simulations. Here we are right before the simulated heart attack. MORE
Using these rapid authoring tools, we can develop simulation-based e-learning courses too quickly, at low costs. Here is an infographic that lists a few authoring tools that can help you build effective and efficient simulation-based e-learning courses. MORE
Well, ‘Training Simulations’ can be your answer. Wikipedia says a Simulation is the imitation of the operation of a real-world process or system over time. Simulations can be used in many contexts. Training simulations are that flexible. MORE
Gamified simulations can change the way organizations train up; they have the ability to make normal, day-to-day business operational teaching more compelling and interactive. The incorporation of game dynamics through simulation is an intriguing concept and one that I am sure is here to stay. MORE
It’s no wonder that eLearning designers are starting to take a closer interest in eLearning simulations with branching scenarios. If you feel your simulation lacks something, try adding sound. A scenario-based conversation simulation for salespeople working in an automotive dealership. MORE
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Here are two tools that can be used for creating effective and engaging simulations. Screen Capture from SimWriter simulation creation software. develop simulation simulationsLet me know of other tools. SimWriter.
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At the recent Realities 360 conference, I saw some confusion about the difference between a simulation and a game. Simulations. As I’ve mentioned, simulations are models of the world. You can also think about simulations as being in a ‘state’ (set of values in variables), and move to others by rules. Similarly, these simulations can model considerable complexity. Note that you may already have a simulation.
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We’ve discussed some good reasons to implement simulations in your organization. Let’s take a look at the distinct advantages of simulations over other types of training interventions. The organization will have to do less cleanup if mistakes are made in a simulation environment.
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DECEMBER 10, 2013
Simulation-based e-learning is one such mode of training which is being extensively utilized in the corporate training. Simulations allow the learner experimentations to be close to real-life situations, thus opening up the vast expanse of ‘doing and learning’.
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That’s why eLearning designers so often choose to use screen captures or software simulations in their course design. For that reason, today, we’re going to provide five easy steps to help you create engaging, interactive simulations using Storyline 2.
Your Training Edge
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Now that you’ve decided to use simulations in your programs, let’s look at some best practices for evaluating simulation results. A well-designed simulation will only be effective if you are able to evaluate the results – and pass those results on to the participants.
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So, last Thursday I led a webinar in which I went over how to create software simulation training in Storyline 2. There were also several questions about Captivate vs Storyline in regards to Software Simulation creation.
Adobe Captivate
JUNE 19, 2017
Let’s take a look at the steps to record a responsive simulation with Captivate 2017: To begin, start Captivate 2017 and double-click the Responsive Project thumbnail on the New tab of the Home screen. Now let’s record the simulation.
CommLab India
AUGUST 12, 2016
Did the training course include simulations? Let me tell you about the benefits of simulations in software training so that you can have an informed discussion with your training partner. How simulations benefit software application training.
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Your Training Edge
APRIL 10, 2017
Simulations are also useful in online learning. Let’s look at some ways to use simulation concepts with virtual training. A simulation can be part of your online learning program, so let’s discuss how you can do this without running into the issues that online learning may create.
Sponge UK
JUNE 15, 2016
Business simulations allow learners to interact with a realistic version of their work environment. A simulation game mixes elements of cooperation, competition and decision making with feedback and repetition. Mirror real business challenges in your simulation story.
Your Training Edge
SEPTEMBER 30, 2013
Gamified simulations can change the way organizations train up; they have the ability to make normal, day-to-day business operational teaching more compelling and interactive. The incorporation of game dynamics through simulation is an intriguing concept and one that I am sure is here to stay.
Kapp Notes
FEBRUARY 11, 2014
(Scroll Down to Simulation , if you want to get right the simulation part of this post.). So here is a recap and a story of the hyper-realistic simulation we got o experience while at the conference. Simulation. Applications worn to simulate battlefield injuries.
eLearning Brothers
JULY 22, 2016
It’s no wonder that eLearning designers are starting to take a closer interest in eLearning simulations with branching scenarios. If you feel your simulation lacks something, try adding sound. A scenario-based conversation simulation for salespeople working in an automotive dealership.
CLO Magazine
JULY 14, 2016
Specifically, the use of computer simulations can give learners a chance to live like a leader; it’s similar to putting student pilots into a flight simulator. These kinds of simulations can be very diverse. Leadership Development millennials organization simulation
Upside Learning
APRIL 18, 2011
I came across a blog-post by Clark Aldrich titled – Using Serious Games and Simulations: A Quick and Dirty Guide. In this post, Clark talks about: What simulations are and aren’t. Where simulations fit in an organizations’ flow of skills.
Kapp Notes
JUNE 15, 2009
My presentation at the Johns Hopkins Medicine Simulation Center was a lot of fun. I got the chance to work with a great group of educators and demonstrate an interactive audience response system and several computer-based simulations. Here we are right before the simulated heart attack.
CommLab India
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Simulations in e-learning are not a recent development, but what’s new is the way they are being used in various contexts of online training. The approach to designing simulations, however, is something that’s widely misunderstood. Make sure your simulation is more than a replication.
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MAY 2, 2017
Now, imagine if your training included some type of simulation tool. Imagine that you could get behind the wheel in a simulated setting, with the visual and audio eerily realistically similar to that on the road. Title: But, what are games and simulation?
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MAY 30, 2017
While you are preparing for your next eLearning program launch, you’re likely seeking ways to make it different, better, and more engaging.
Designing Digitally
JUNE 6, 2017
When a decision has been made to use custom business simulations as part of an eLearning strategy, it’s time to ask a few questions
CommLab India
SEPTEMBER 19, 2016
Using these rapid authoring tools, we can develop simulation-based e-learning courses too quickly, at low costs. Here is an infographic that lists a few authoring tools that can help you build effective and efficient simulation-based e-learning courses.
G-Cube
AUGUST 26, 2014
With simulations, we can provide a learner the virtual platform for experimentation, thus opening up a vast expanse of ‘doing and learning’. Simulations are re-creations of real-life experiences and situations that warrant a response from the learner.
G-Cube
APRIL 22, 2015
While hands-on simulators and simulation-based training is now being utilized for variety of training, including Application Training. Simulations for application trainings provide practice and thus the learners are better prepared.
Designing Digitally
APRIL 18, 2017
All types of game-based learning, simulation , and gamification are commonly put under the umbrella of “gamification.” The concept of gameful design is relevant because it acknowledges that there are differences between gamification, serious games, and simulations. .
Upside Learning
DECEMBER 17, 2014
A while back, I, along with my colleague Geera, presented a webinar – ‘Multi-device Testing: Challenges, Considerations and Solutions’ As a preparation for this webinar and, in general, being a part of the Quality Assurance team, we tried some tools and simulators to test multi-device eLearning to study to what extent they could help.
CommLab India
NOVEMBER 21, 2016
Many organizations around the world have already tapped into the training potential offered by online training simulations. I have listed out five best practices of creating online training simulations. Keep the simulations short and easily digestible .
CommLab India
DECEMBER 1, 2016
Training with simulations does exactly that. Without disturbing the functionality of the newly implemented Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) system or any other software for that matter, you can train employees to work on it effectively, using simulations.
Kapp Notes
MAY 7, 2013
The best place to start to design a game, gamificaiton experience or simulation is to play games, lots of games. In today’s modern online and video games, the elements of gamification and simulation abound. The simulated environments of Call of Duty games are highly realistic to the point of almost being a simulation. What elements in the game are like elements in a simulation? Sneak peak from theupcoming The Gamification of Learning and Instruction Fieldbook.
CommLab India
NOVEMBER 22, 2016
E-learning provides the ideal solution to this issue through “ Watch-Try-Do ” simulations. Simulations give learners an opportunity to “ watch ” and get familiar with the nits and grits of the software tool. How to record a software simulation in Adobe Captivate.
ATD Learning Technologies
MAY 6, 2014
Branched simulations are often written off as too expensive, time-intensive, or complicated to produce. But there are a surprisingly large number of tools for actually delivering your simulation, with an option for every budget, timeline, and skill level.
CommLab India
SEPTEMBER 7, 2016
Well, ‘Training Simulations’ can be your answer. Wikipedia says a Simulation is the imitation of the operation of a real-world process or system over time. Simulations can be used in many contexts. Training simulations are that flexible.
CommLab India
NOVEMBER 1, 2016
This risk-free or test environment can be created using simulations. Using simulations, you can show the step-by-step process of the ERP system and allow the learner practice in a safe, interactive environment as if they were in a live ERP environment.
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