Do People Need to Learn, or Can They Look It All Up?
I have been part of several discussions recently that questioned the value of creating courses
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Feedback in Branching Scenarios: What Works for Novices, Experts, and Everyone
When we provide feedback in branching scenarios, we have several questions to consider. Should we
What I Learned at LSCon18
Now that it’s been a few weeks since the Learning Solutions 2018 Conference, I’m reflecting on what I learned.
Better Feedback for Scenario-Based eLearning Presentation
If you weren’t able to attend my session at the Learning Solutions Conference in Orlando,
Better Feedback for Scenario-Based eLearning Session Trailer
I’m presenting at the eLearning Guild’s Learning Solutions Conference again this year on “Better Feedback
Avoid This Pitfall in Conversational Writing for eLearning
We often talk about conversational writing for elearning. A conversational tone flows better in voice
Using Time as Scenario Feedback
Nicole is creating a branching scenario practicing communication techniques for nutrition counselors to better understand
Elearning Trends for 2018
At the end of last year, Bryan Jones from eLearningArt reached out to me for
How to Become an E-learning Freelancer Vol. I-III: Book Reviews
Richard Watson has published three ebooks on the practicalities of freelancing in the elearning field. All three combine Richard’s personal stories about his freelancing journey with practical tips for creating and running a freelance business.
Branching Scenario Prototype in Twine
I built this branching scenario in the open source tool Twine. This scenario is moderately complex, with a total of 17 pages (or passages in Twine terminology) and 8 different endings. The ideal path has 5 decisions to reach the best conclusion.