Interactive Conversations RECAP #90: Challenge | Recap
Curious about interactive conversations and how they can be used in your e-learning? This week’s recap should help!
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When I read the idea for this challenge I was already in the process of developing a new course for our church about water baptism. The whole course is set in a classroom with four students. the instructor, and the person on the computer. I worked to keep the slides, the quizzes, and the feedback slides all on theme. All of it designed to be highly interactive and conversational. Successful completion ends at a printable certificate of completion. I also incorporated Christina Stephenson's suggestion about using JotForm.com as a way of tracking completion. Have to see how that works.
http://openbibleministries.com/03baptsm1.php. Included tips at the beginning of the course on the various choices to navigate the course.
http://openbibleministries.com/03baptsm1.php. Included tips at the beginning of the course on the various choices to navigate the course.
- Nice design concept using photos and illustrations, John! I also like the way you used students to ask questions. Great job!
I just updated the recap to include your entry: https://community.articulate.com/articles/examples-of-interactive-conversations#JohnWagner- Thanks David, I appreciate the encouragement. It seems the more I use Storyline 2 for courses the more I learn! I am working on another course that I will use this one as a template, but change out the instructor and the students. I want to beef up the student interactivity too.
