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Scenarios

For a full list of tools with notes on evaluation, see the Tool Resource List. The following tools are useful in building interactive scenarios for self-paced learning: Articulate Storyline H5P iSpring Twine (free) It is also possible to build scenarios in Microsoft PowerPoint, although the navigation functionality is less than ideal for users.

Literacies

Cultural Digital Emotional Financial Health Information Data for Analytical Activities: Gapminder Data for Analytical Activities: NetLogo Mathematical Reading/Writing YouTube Channel: Learn English with James (audience is ESL, but a useful resource for grammar and writing)

Guide to Scenario-Based Learning

Scenario-Based Learning (SBL) is a way of asking students to apply their knowledge – experiential or instructed – within the context of a simulated real-life situation. You may hear it referred to as Problem-Based or Case-Based Learning, and it is one way to create an authentic assessment. In this guide, we’ll cover the case forContinue reading “Guide to Scenario-Based Learning”

Adult Learning Theories

Reference: Bloom’s Taxonomy Infographics: 14 Brilliant Bloom’s Taxonomy Posters for Teachers Article: How to Design Your E-Learning Course Using Gagne’s 9 Events of Instruction

eLearning Tips and Tools

Tips Article: How to Design Your E-Learning Course Using Gagne’s 9 Events of Instruction Article: Align Assessments, Objectives, Instructional Strategies Article: Ten Ways to Overcome Barriers to Student Engagement Online Article: Golden Rules for Engaging Students in Learning Activities Tools Article: Top Tools for Learning