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Using Storyline as a presentation
I'm developing a 4 hour course and that will be presented virtually. I thought that using storyline to create the slides would be helpful and a really cool idea. I was wondering if anyone has done t...
I did this recently when I was instructing instructors on blended learning. I shared the 360 Review link of a course which was effectively just a worksheet. I framed the lesson, offered some prompts, I was there to assist but did not actively teach. The learning was very experiential, as it forced learners to compare and contrast the ideas they had with new information, and tracked "for them" their ability to process and internalize data.
The other way I can see this working very well is if you have rigged multiple learning strategies for a single set of objectives. You can poll the attendees as to the direction they want to go, and then navigate through the presentation based on their interest. I love this in theory, but that is a heck of a lot of work which I think would require a lot of support from project managers, or a lot of appreciation from learners. It definitely shows your love for teaching. ;)
