Showing Progress in E-Learning #409: Challenge | Recap
Progress bars are a great way to help learners stay on course by highlighting what they've completed and how far they have left to go....
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Water Softener Installation Confidence
Demo: https://jodisdemos.s3.amazonaws.com/409+Learner+Progress/story.html
Download: https://jodisdemos.s3.amazonaws.com/409+Progress+Reporting.story
Backstory for this demo: I had a huge personal learning week. I programmed a Google Nest home security system, a Sonos ARC speaker system, Honeywell Home Thermostat, TP Link Deco M5, Lutron light connect bridge, 2 smart TVs, and a Moen FLO leak detector system. I bet Ron Katz would be good at all of this! I had about 40-60 hours of personal learning (and cursing). It involved using training/instructions by all the different companies and it occurred to me that not one of companies ever asked about my level of skill or comfort. Most of the training experiences seemed to assume I knew a lot more than I did, so the instructions were over my head and the only mode of feedback was to say an online video was helpful. So I thought if I were to create a training on installing something (like my Matrixx water softener which is next week's project) I would find a way to have the learner tell me what their level of confidence was before they started, direct them to the right set of instructions, and then ask for how they felt afterward. My demo this week is inspired by what I went through and how I might self-report my progress to the company. The demo has two free-from quiz questions that could be tracked, before and after.
Demo: https://jodisdemos.s3.amazonaws.com/409+Learner+Progress/story.html
Download: https://jodisdemos.s3.amazonaws.com/409+Progress+Reporting.story
Backstory for this demo: I had a huge personal learning week. I programmed a Google Nest home security system, a Sonos ARC speaker system, Honeywell Home Thermostat, TP Link Deco M5, Lutron light connect bridge, 2 smart TVs, and a Moen FLO leak detector system. I bet Ron Katz would be good at all of this! I had about 40-60 hours of personal learning (and cursing). It involved using training/instructions by all the different companies and it occurred to me that not one of companies ever asked about my level of skill or comfort. Most of the training experiences seemed to assume I knew a lot more than I did, so the instructions were over my head and the only mode of feedback was to say an online video was helpful. So I thought if I were to create a training on installing something (like my Matrixx water softener which is next week's project) I would find a way to have the learner tell me what their level of confidence was before they started, direct them to the right set of instructions, and then ask for how they felt afterward. My demo this week is inspired by what I went through and how I might self-report my progress to the company. The demo has two free-from quiz questions that could be tracked, before and after.
Thanks for the mention. I really like how this is put together. I love the gif animations which add life to the screen and your explanations as the user selects each option.