In the education system most of us grew up with, there was a set schedule made up of a series of class periods with short breaks between them. The syllabus was handed down from teachers witho...
Published 9 years ago
Version 1.0
Blog Post
My students tend to skip the content and go to the test if a navigationally-empowered menu is provided. Therefore, we omit the menus, set up small courses in a curriculum and dictate the order. Subsequent lessons include a brief review (pulled from a Question Pool) at the beginning and 10% of post-test questions are from preceding eLearning content. This enforced review provides fluency of critical knowledge while forcing the overworked to sit through the entire delightful class.