CETS 2010, Judy Martins, HANDOUT, Making eLearning More Engaging
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Use a variety of techniques like color, pictures, voiceovers, video, sound, animation, games, activities, and simulations to make eLearning more engaging according to a document from the Chicago eLearning Showcase. These techniques should appeal to different learning styles and include social elements like learning buddies, mentoring, coaching, and asking experts. eLearning should also provide hands-on practice, feedback, demonstrations, workshops, and exercises to be engaging.
CETS 2010, Judy Martins, HANDOUT, Making eLearning More Engaging
- 1. Suggested Techniques for Making eLearning more Engaging from the Chicago eLearning Showcase 8/11/2010 Use the following techniques: Color Pictures, especially photographs Voice overs Video Sound Animation Games Matching activities Drag and drop exercises Variety of media Simulations, based upon the job you are training Social media Activities Learning buddies Mentoring Peer or Manager Coaching Ask–the-expert link Use all 8 (Gardner) learning styles A companion guide sent to student or printable Accountability Hands-on practice with timely feedback Demonstrate Proper use of tools Virtual workshops Compare & contrast exercises For more ideas on Creating Engaging eLearning, please contact: Judy Martins, CEO, Mid American Regional Training INStitute At 224-217-5115