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Spaced Retrieval, Retrieval Practice, and Knowledge Guru: What Research Tells Us

Knowledge Guru

Knowledge Guru’s game engine is designed to tap into two powerful and empirically supported instructional strategies—Retrieval Practice and Spaced Retrieval. Spaced Retrieval involves providing students with quiz or course content spaced over time and it, too, is among the most robust findings in educational psychology research. [4]

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Free L&D webinars for February 2021

Limestone Learning

PT: Articulate Storyline: Using Convert to Freeform to Create Custom Quiz Templates Assessing a learner’s knowledge in a course is a common design practice. Adding quiz questions in Storyline is easy with its included template library. What are prospects paying attention to today? Thursday, February 4, 2021, 10 a.m.–11

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To Quiz or Not to Quiz…That Is the Question

eLearning Brothers

Do you believe in the “quiz early, quiz often” strategy, or do you wait until the end of the course? Instead of a multiple choice quiz, you could include a fun game like the Jump game from The Training Arcade , or our popular Millionaire game template. But why must we use any kind of quiz? But it’s not impossible!

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7 Common eLearning Myths: Debunked!

KnowledgeAnywhere

Through platforms like Knowledge Anywhere, you can also provide increased interaction for your students. Often, instructors can do a better job of paying attention to all students and judging their interaction than they can if they have students in a traditional classroom environment.

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How to Make Online Courses More Interactive

LearnDash

In reality, a quick quiz is a great check-in for a learner and is an immediate way to help them feel connected to your course. When incorporating quizzes, make sure they’re short and sweet, and that not every quiz is the same five question, multiple choice format. Also, consider where the quiz is placed.

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Mythless Learning Design

Clark Quinn

Shortened to be appropriate for millennials or the attention span of a goldfish. Quiz show templates for knowledge test questions because they’re more engaging. It’s not about knowledge itself, but only in service of achieving better ability to make decisions. And all of these would be wrong.

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LMS Comparison: LearnDash vs. Kajabi

LearnDash

In their headline, they describe themselves as the number one platform to “grow your knowledge business.”. The term “knowledge business” is much broader than “online course,” and there’s a reason for that. Kajabi isn’t there to help you sell just courses—it’s there to help you sell your knowledge and build your personal brand.