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One of the instructional designers here at the IIT, Pam Berman, introduced me to this product. It is really kind of neat, it reads a web site for you through a handy software application. The company is named TEXTIC and the product is Talklets. The product can either be provided by the host of the […]
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Leave a Comment (1) →This post is designed to allow alumni of the IIT program and other professionals in the field of e-learning and instructional design a chance to provide advice, direction and comments to students who are currently earning a Master’s degree in Instructional Technology. Please take the time and provide some input. I am sure the students […]
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Leave a Comment (1) →Often, a good strategy for responding to an E-Learning Request for Proposal (RFP) is to create a Requirements Matrix. The matrix helps the vendor keep track of all the items that the client is requesting be contained within the e-learning proposal. You can see a sample Requirements Matrix by clicking on the link below. Sample […]
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Leave a Comment (1) →One method of developing a multiple choice question that requires cognitive processing is to define a “thought unit.” A thought unit is a segment of material to be learned that is organized around one theme or focal idea. It is more expansive than an objective and requires more processing from the learner. A thought unit […]
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Leave a Comment (2) →There are a number of formats you can use to create Casual Educational Games. One such format is based on the popular paper and pencil game, Hang-Man. Hang-Man can be made into an educational game to teach acronyms or memorized information by adding a definition to the game. Instead of simply guessing a word by […]
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