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Does Your Elearning Team *Always* Need an Interaction Catalog?

By Kevin Gumienny  |  November 1, 2018  |    |   

When Informal Communication Succeeds: A Tale from the Trenches An interaction catalog: one way to efficiently build great elearning How do you design successful elearning while operating within constraints like budget, time, and resources? As recently discussed on our Learning Dispatch blog, one way is to have a formal template interaction catalog, and consciously ensure that designers and developers operate only within those limits (it can be more creative than it sounds!).[…]

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Filed Under: Course Development, Instructional Design, Learning Dispatch Newsletter, Project Management Tagged With: instructional design, interaction catalog, pattern library

Game-Based Learning: How to Give Your Learners a Safe Place to Fail

By Kevin Gumienny  |  July 19, 2017  |    |  1

Ethan Edwards of Allen Interactions likes to make the point that we can’t make people learn. You can’t learn someone to do something. You have to create the conditions where they want to bring the information to themselves. And games are a great place to create a sense of engagement. Games create a new world, one with rules that put constraints on actions. In terms of training, this creates a[…]

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Filed Under: Course Development, Instructional Design Tagged With: games, gamification, instructional design, learning delivery, training methods

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