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On my recent interview on the NinjaTropic Microlearning Lab Podcast, I shared 5 tips for scenario-basedlearning. Start with smaller scenarios for focused, impactful training. Combine instructional and intrinsic feedback for effective learning. Identify common mistakes and failures during the planning phase.
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I have given a number of presentations on scenario-basedlearning over the past few years. Livestream Branching Scenario Build If the video isn’t embedded above, try watching the livestream recording on YouTube. Ever wished you could peek over my shoulder while I create a branching scenario?
My interview (unsurprisingly) focused on scenarios. This is Scenario-BasedLearning 101, serving primarily as an introduction to the topic for people who are just getting started with scenarios. Part 1: Defining and differentiating scenario-basedlearning The interview is split into two parts.
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Its about making learning engaging, effective, and results-driven. Use microlearning, scenarios, and interactivity to maintain engagement and improve retention. Data-driven insights help refine content and improve learning impact. Level 1: Basic Customization Slide-based content with text, images, and simple quizzes.
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A reader asked, “Should you include voice over and video in branching scenarios?” ” Most of the time, I don’t use voice over or videos for branching scenarios because it adds a lot of complexity to the development and revision. Including voice over and video increase the development time for branching scenarios.
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We talked about scenario-basedlearning and specifically about branching scenarios. When should branching scenarios be used in learning experiences? What are some of the challenges and limitations that designers typically come across when they’re building a branching scenario? What we discussed.
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.” We spoke about instructional design, engagement, scenario-basedlearning, and authoring tools. In your opinion, how can you increase learning impact through scenario-basedlearning? When is the best time to utilize Branching Scenarios? Have you used Genially before?
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