Using Pre-Test Quizzes in E-Learning #382: Challenge | Recap
As course designers, we should always look for ways to design better and more meaningful learning experiences. Unfortunately, us...
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Hello!
I'm on vacation at the moment, but here's one I made earlier:
SPY STORY
Demo: https://bit.ly/elhc382
Blog: https://engagebraintrain.com/character-building/
The more questions you answer correctly in the elevator down to the vault, the easier it is to bypass the security and exit the game without reading further.
If you fail, you'll be prompted to study the course content in more detail.
I'm on vacation at the moment, but here's one I made earlier:
SPY STORY
Demo: https://bit.ly/elhc382
Blog: https://engagebraintrain.com/character-building/
The more questions you answer correctly in the elevator down to the vault, the easier it is to bypass the security and exit the game without reading further.
If you fail, you'll be prompted to study the course content in more detail.
- This was one of the first Storyline demos I had seen. It is a stellar and robust example of pre-assessment and individualizing the learner experience/pacing. I hold this as one of many future goalposts, hoping to one day create a learner experience like this (including the coordinating PDF mission notes and various immersive details). Thank you for sharing it again. Enjoy vacation!
- That's so nice of you to say, Yvonne. Glad you got something out of this example. I'm very keen on pre-tests, especially when they can be woven into the narrative of a course.
