Here are some of my favorite sports-related interactives. They weren't created w/Articulate software, but most of the techniques would could be recreated.
I havent had the pleasure to create one for a rea hockey team (dream job) but I did develop this for my Instructional Design Masters senior project using Flash back in 09 ::
I have volunteered for a minor league hockey team and think e-learning could have been used to educate game-day workers/volunteers on what to expect, where to stand, rules of the arena to make things run more smoothly. For instance, you have to be in a certain spot at a certain time for promotions and intermissions, the lay out of the arena would be helpful, rules of the arena ..remembering not to walk in front of paying fans while puck is in play (big one)... etc. Also would be helpful to introduce the brand/image and making the worker see the overall picture. Other elearning could be customer service/merchandise/consessions. I would need to conduct a needs analysis to see where the deficiencies/or room for improvement specifically lie. and currently pursing a second masters in systems engineering. Would be neat to run simulations to handle crowds / merchandise demands / etc.
Don't know if this helps but very interesting topic to me
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Hi Gabriele -
Here are some of my favorite sports-related interactives. They weren't created w/Articulate software, but most of the techniques would could be recreated.
Sports:
Soccer:
Tennis:
Golf:
Hi Dave,
thanks
I will take a look and leave my thoughts here..
There was some interesting stuff, from where I can take inspiration.
I am also looking at ideas for a professional sport Team. How can they use e-learning to improve their franchise efficiency?
I which field would you direct your attention?
I havent had the pleasure to create one for a rea hockey team (dream job) but I did develop this for my Instructional Design Masters senior project using Flash back in 09 ::
Hockey Rules:
http://www.nevarmore.com/RavensProject/hockeyrules/
I have volunteered for a minor league hockey team and think e-learning could have been used to educate game-day workers/volunteers on what to expect, where to stand, rules of the arena to make things run more smoothly. For instance, you have to be in a certain spot at a certain time for promotions and intermissions, the lay out of the arena would be helpful, rules of the arena ..remembering not to walk in front of paying fans while puck is in play (big one)... etc. Also would be helpful to introduce the brand/image and making the worker see the overall picture. Other elearning could be customer service/merchandise/consessions. I would need to conduct a needs analysis to see where the deficiencies/or room for improvement specifically lie. and currently pursing a second masters in systems engineering. Would be neat to run simulations to handle crowds / merchandise demands / etc.
Don't know if this helps but very interesting topic to me
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