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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