Converting to Scenario-Based Questions - Experiencing Elearning
Converting multiple choice questions to scenario-based questions can measure higher level skills and provide relevant context.| Experiencing Elearning
Converting multiple choice questions to scenario-based questions can measure higher level skills and provide relevant context.| Experiencing Elearning
One of the most common mistakes I see in scenario-based learning is using feedback to tell learners what was right or wrong instead of showing them.| Experiencing Elearning
People deserve to be paid for their time and effort. However, in some limited circumstances, creating free elearning samples make sense.| Experiencing Elearning
Use one-question mini-scenarios to make your assessments more relevant and valuable. They're fast, flexible, and work in virtually any tool.| Experiencing Elearning
In stories for learning, the character challenges and obstacles should mimic the issues your learners experience.| Experiencing Elearning
My recap of the Training 2025 Conference with highlights and tips from sessions and keynotes at the event.| Experiencing Elearning
Workplace training often stops at delivering information. Learn about the power of practice in workplace learning in this Learning+ podcast.| Experiencing Elearning
The ConsistentCharacter.ai tool generates character images in multiple poses and has an Expression Editor for more precise control.| Experiencing Elearning
