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eLearning Didaktik Tagung 2009, TGM 20. bis 21. Oktober 2009
eLearning Didaktik Tagung 2009, TGM 20. bis 21. Oktober 2009
This is one of course style kit themes from e-LearningTemplates.com. This was developed to demonstrate the awesomeness of this style.
This is a Flash based elearning template that is super easy to update. Instructions are included within the files. Made to work within most rapid elearning software (Articulate Presenter, Adobe Captivate, Rapid Intake, Adobe Presenter, and more).
Map of digital learning, revised. Added a "for" section that is adapted from Gagné nine events of instructions.
Mindmap created with xmind. Frame added with picknick.
an old model of mine I came across today - must be a few years old but can't even remember why I put it together! It'll be interesting to review it
"From Texas to Tallinn: e-Learning is Everywhere"
Pamela Quinn; LeCroy Centre for Education Telecommunication
E-LEARNING IS HERE: WHERE ARE YOU?
April 3-4, 2008 Tallinn
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waht happen when knowledge through in Blog s?
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images for the AFLF eLearning08 showcase 4-5 Dec 2008, Round House, University of New South Wales, Sydney
Articulate Storyline in recent times has evolved as one of the most sought-after authoring tools. It provides the ease of creating engaging rapid eLearning without any programming knowledge.
Recently, we received a requirement where the client wanted us to create compliance eLearning with Review Feedback option for assessment remediation. This means whenever learners answer a question incorrectly, they should be redirected back to the topic/remediation slide for a quick review before attempting the question again.
In this way, the learners are provided with multiple attempts till they get the right answer. This review feedback approach in eLearning remediates the learners’ misunderstanding and provides a chance to reflect on why they have failed.
Using Storyline’s variables, you can present dynamic content based on your learner’s activity and other defined conditions. Variables can store learner input or quiz results and use the information to present dynamic content based on specific criteria.
For more information, please visit: Custom eLearning
Body Language is a typo of Non-Verbal communication, In which information is conveyed through physical Behaviours rather than words. This Physical behavior includes body posture, gestures, eye movement, touch and the use of space. Body language provides an amazing amount of information on what other people are thinking if you know what to look for. To get started, body language can be broken down into a few different channels: Facial Expressions, Body Proxemics, Ornaments. Body movements are instrumental in body language cues and they tell us a lot about preferences and nervousness. Next time you're in a meeting or indulged on another activity watch for these cues:
1. Crossed arms and legs signal resistance to your ideas.
2. Real smiles crinkle the eyes
3. Copying your body language is a good thing
4. Posture tells the story.
5. Eyes that lie
6. Raised eyebrows signal discomfort.
7. Exaggerated nodding signals anxiety about approval.
8. Clenched jaw signals stress.