The document outlines four levels of interactivity in eLearning resources, ranging from high engagement with gamification and advanced simulations to passive content delivery with no interactivity. Each level offers various resources, influencing cost, duration, impact, and flexibility. The interactivity levels are classified as 100%, 50%, 25%, and 0%, with corresponding resources and participation styles for each level.

1. eLearning Interactivity – 4 Levels
Resources available:
- Gamification
- Advanced or 3D
simulations
- A variety of
multimedia usage
- A guide or avatar
Simulation
Students have to collaborate
and interact with the screen at
each progression
Interactivity Level:
100%
Cost Duration
Impact Flexibility
Resources available:
- Animated Video
- Customized Audios
- Intermediate level
simulations
- Scenario-based
examples
- Flash-style animations
Moderate
Courses are more modified and
modern whereby there is
moderate interaction
Interactivity Level:
50%
Cost Duration
Impact Flexibility
Resources available:
- Clickable Graphics
- Audios
- Videos
- Drag and Drop
interactions
- Drop-down menus
- Links to external
resources
Limited
Limited participation,
interactivity stretches out a
level of control to student
Interactivity Level:
25%
Cost Duration
Impact Flexibility
Resources available:
- Recordings
- Podcasts
- Basic Illustrations
- Navigation
- Page Animation
- Object Animation
- True/False Questions
- Multiple Choice
Questions
Passive
Direct, clear, content-based
eLearning condition with zero
interactivity
Interactivity Level:
0%
Cost Duration
Impact Flexibility