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What is Blended Learning

Raptivity

If there is a larger group of learner audience, then while adopting blended learning, the group can be split up into smaller groups and these could meet offline to collaborate to work on a project. Blended learning is a mix of: Instructor-led live lessons. Instructor-led online lessons. Offline quizzes. Online quizzes.

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Adobe Captivate 7: Support for the Tin Can API

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SCORM allows educators to track such things as learner completion of a course, pass/fail rates, and how long a learner took to complete a lesson or course. The new Tin Can API allows training professionals to gather detailed data about the learner experience as the learner moves through an eLearning course (either online or offline).

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How to Design Fantastic M-Learning with 9 Guidelines

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Remember, your learners will be mobile and agile, and an m-learning module should be available to the learners both online and offline. A good m-learning content is often chunked up into a series of short 3-10 minutes’ micro lessons (we call these mobisodes). Make bit-sized learning.

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When to Use Mini Courses

LearnDash

Validation is valuable if you’re new to course creation or if you’re taking an offline business into an online space. Mini courses are typically only one section, so you can skip the section builder and move right along to adding your lesson. To repurpose an existing lesson, use the “Lessons” box in the sidebar.

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How to Write a Lesson Plan for Corporate Training

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This trend encourages teachers to adjust to new conditions; most of them start thinking about creating and selling online courses , practicing distance schooling, or earning extra money by planning online lessons for corporate trainers. What is a Lesson Plan? The Components of Lesson Plans. 1 Learning objectives.

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Adobe Captivate: Say Hello to Version 7

The Logical Blog by IconLogic

Top features to be found in Adobe Captivate 7: Drag-and-drop Components Make eLearning fun with drag-and-drop games, quizzes, and lessons that can run on desktops and mobile devices (such as the iPad). Support for GIFT Format Easily convert offline questions into a GIFT format question bank that you can draw on to create quizzes.

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5 Mistakes to Avoid When Creating a Mobile Course

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Desktop lessons tend to take longer to complete—perhaps twenty to thirty minutes. They’re designed under the assumption that a learner is seated in a quiet space with a good Internet connection, and that they can give the lesson their undivided attention for the duration. Try to design your lessons to work with one or the other.

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