Hi! I just starting a new job where I need to train arbitrators on best practices. It's new to me since it's not procedural but declarative knowledge. That being said I'm wondering should I use what the company has been using - Rise without audio or do something different. Thoughts?
The single biggest complain for any of our courses was a lack of narration. The format matters, so with Rise which is closer to the traditional web experience it might not be as important, but if you can I would always include narration.
Hi Earl and welcome to the E-Learning Heroes community! 🎉 That's a great question! I think it all depends on what kind of course you're creating and whether or not it would add value. Here's a semi-recent discussion on the topic. I thought I'd also share this article on 6 Things to Consider When Using Audio in E-Learning. I hope that helps you to decide what's right for your learners.
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The single biggest complain for any of our courses was a lack of narration. The format matters, so with Rise which is closer to the traditional web experience it might not be as important, but if you can I would always include narration.
Hi Earl and welcome to the E-Learning Heroes community! 🎉 That's a great question! I think it all depends on what kind of course you're creating and whether or not it would add value. Here's a semi-recent discussion on the topic. I thought I'd also share this article on 6 Things to Consider When Using Audio in E-Learning. I hope that helps you to decide what's right for your learners.