In a recent e-learning challenge, you guys shared some amazing instructional design activities. Topics included everything from general models, theories, and concepts. Wouldn’t it be nice to ...
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@Jackie: Mary Shelley would be very proud! :) If I eat chocolate and watch this, I may just have a nightmare tonight. :( I think all it needed was a scream in the background each time you got it wrong.
By the way, I prefer the "Peter Boyle" Frankenstein" ...you may remember him from Everybody Loves Raymond (Frank Barone) and Young Frankenstein!
http://www.movieactors.com/freeze-frames/young-frank/youngfrank243.jpeg
@Melissa: Great job. Loved the look/style of the Myth/Fact Quiz. Also, the progress meter was really creative!
@Liz: I loved the concept you used (e.g., SMEs). It gave me some ideas for a "hobby" project I'm working on. I also agree, "expertise in a subject does not equal expertise in how to build an effective and engaging course on the topic". If we could make that shorter, we perhaps could come up with a bumper sticker to sell.
@Sophie: I really liked the timeline approach you used but where was my friend Don Kirkpatrick? :)
Great job all!
By the way, I prefer the "Peter Boyle" Frankenstein" ...you may remember him from Everybody Loves Raymond (Frank Barone) and Young Frankenstein!
http://www.movieactors.com/freeze-frames/young-frank/youngfrank243.jpeg
@Melissa: Great job. Loved the look/style of the Myth/Fact Quiz. Also, the progress meter was really creative!
@Liz: I loved the concept you used (e.g., SMEs). It gave me some ideas for a "hobby" project I'm working on. I also agree, "expertise in a subject does not equal expertise in how to build an effective and engaging course on the topic". If we could make that shorter, we perhaps could come up with a bumper sticker to sell.
@Sophie: I really liked the timeline approach you used but where was my friend Don Kirkpatrick? :)
Great job all!