Storytelling has the power to emotionally connect with the audience. A strong connection is built between the speaker and the learner. In this blog, I will try to highlight the 5 essentials of storytelling that every online course should have.
Many of you will agree with this that for a stronger relationship, you need to know that person thoroughly. As a teacher, you can build or have a stronger bond with your students if there is a mutual understanding.
A small group of students is always an excellent choice for fruitful learning. Virtual breakout rooms are no less than any group, giving the students more chances to speak, choose, and present.
Several e-learning platforms mean more competition amongst them. And the one which possesses the best content wins the heart of the learners. From scripting to storytelling what to include and what not and what role the mixed media plays in enhancing the level of readability, all these essentials you will find in this blog.
Self- directed learning is empowered because of its major benefits. The learners require various tools and platforms which can keep a good track of their growth in learning.
It is a fact that due to the pandemic, many people are working from home. And because of that, the learning process has witnessed several changes.
Hints are very important as it not only helps the user to understand the concept but also proves to be a great guide for learning. Hints let you struggle to know the right answer by yourself, it directly doesn’t give you the answer but lets you search on your own which is quite useful for learning. In this blog you will also get to know the three stages of a hint and much more.
This blog is a simple introduction on Item Response Theory. So what we’re going to look over here is what is this S curve? What is item response theory? Just to understand at a very high level, what are the applications and how IRT is involved in it? Where do we come across all of these things? And why should you as a product manager, as an instructional designer, as a learning outcomes engineer, even care for this particular thing? And also why NASSCOM is called a qualification pack?
