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How to Use Pedagogical Agents in Your eLearning

Infopro Learning

Research suggests that a lifelike image is not always an essential component in an effective agent. In addition, people learn just as well when the image of the character is present or absent, as long as they can hear the agent’s voice. Agents Need Realistic Human-Like Behavior. Agents have to Sound Conversational.

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Need to Change Behavior? Just Follow the Wizard

Dashe & Thomson

The challenge of changing human behavior for positive business outcomes is a similarly elusive pursuit. That’s why I was skeptical when I first encoutered BJ Fogg ’s Behavior Wizard. The wizard uses a series of simple questions to help the user identify what kind of behavior change he or she is looking for.

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Selling Storytelling in Learning

Experiencing eLearning

” “That sounds like a great motivation for moving this course online. We don’t want people practicing bad behavior, you know? ” “That sounds interesting. ” “That sounds more interesting than what we’re doing in the training now. Tell me about the course itself.

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9-Step Instructional Process that Just Works

LearnDash

Use various methods, like text, videos, images, sounds, and simulations. Elicit Performance (Practice) – Allow the learner to practice the new skill or behavior they are learning. Feedback – Provide learners with specific and immediate feedback when they are practicing the new skill or behavior they have learned.

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Integrating Game Design Principles into Instructional Design for e-Learning

Experiencing eLearning

You assess risks based on employee behavior, prioritize threats. However, when you actually get to question an employee, the feedback is more intrinsic, with more realistic human-sounding responses to questions rather than simply telling. Image Credit: High Score by meddygarnet. With a dedicated programmer?

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An eLearning Design Checklist with Development in Mind

eLearning Brothers

Use images, shapes, colors, or anything else necessary to communicate the message. Make a list of images that need to be obtained, edited, or created in order to produce the slide. . Make a list of images that need to be obtained, edited, or created in order to produce the slide. Should they sound bored?

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Sample branching scenario + cool tool

Making Change

Here’s the flowchart view, which Twine automatically creates as you link your scenes (click for a bigger image): Twine offers some advantages over other ways to write scenarios. Add images and sound files and otherwise use HTML. Some time for creating any images and sound files and embedding them using HTML.

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