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The document discusses integrating simulations in Moodle to enhance learning outcomes. It defines simulations as artificial environments carefully created to simulate reality. Simulations are proposed to provide interactive, guided learning where students learn by doing, increasing engagement and performance. Challenges of developing and implementing simulations, such as resource demands and accessibility issues, are also outlined. In conclusion, simulations are said to create a great learning experience.
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Simulation Presentation
- 1. Integrating Simulations inIntegrating Simulations in An Application of Simulations for Enhancing Learning Outcomes Michelle Jimenez Instructional Developer, Sultan Qaboos University, Oman oodleoodle
- 2. Integrating Simulations in Moodle for an Enhanced Learning Outcome Demands of the 21st Century Teaching
- 3. Integrating Simulations in Moodle for an Enhanced Learning Outcome Demands of the 21st Century Teaching
- 4. Integrating Simulations in Moodle for an Enhanced Learning Outcome Demands of the 21st Century Teaching
- 5. Integrating Simulations in Moodle for an Enhanced Learning Outcome Demands of the 21st Century Teaching
- 6. Integrating Simulations in Moodle for an Enhanced Learning Outcome What is Simulation? SimulationsSimulations Artificial environments that are carefully created to manage individuals’ experiences of reality. (Bell, Kanar and Kozlowski, 2008)
- 7. Integrating Simulations in Moodle for an Enhanced Learning Outcome Why Simulate? Our aim is to provide interactive and guided environments where students learn contents by doing them, thus increasing engagement and performance outcomes...
- 8. Let’s have a look on how we implement Simulations in Moodle… Simulations in action…
- 9. Integrating Simulations in Moodle for an Enhanced Learning Outcome Challenges Development Issues Resource Demanding (authoring tools, hardware requirements, manpower availability, time) Implementation Issues Accessibility (Bandwidth limitations, internet connection reliability)
- 10. Integrating Simulations in Moodle for an Enhanced Learning Outcome Conclusions SimulationsSimulations GreatGreat LearningLearning ExperienceExperience