eLearning Scenario Tips

February 2, 2018

Scenarification: Coining A Term

The benefits of scenario-based learning are widely praised, but we have lacked concise terms to refer to the practice. In this article, I propose a new term and I discuss why we should scenarify our learning experiences.

by Devlin Peck

January 21, 2018

3 Examples On How To Use Storytelling In eLearning

This article gives some examples of how you can use stories to create powerful eLearning experiences.

by Ashleigh Hull

May 14, 2017

8 Top Tips For Creating Branching Scenarios On A Budget

Is your eLearning budget stretched too tight for branching scenarios? This article features 8 budget-friendly tips to create realistic branching scenarios with limited resources.

by Christopher Pappas

January 27, 2017

The Layers Of Context To Consider When Creating Story-Based Learning Content

Learning cannot take place in a vacuum, and connections should be created between the learning environment and the real world. Where would you start if you wish to create context-rich content? Let’s look on how we can easily structure learning within a story, through the layers of context.

by Jolita Kiznyte

January 5, 2017

The Branching Scenario Method: Linear Vs. Non-Linear Branching Scenarios

The standard teaching method for how to use a computer is to give the user a set piece of information and have them read it over and over again until they can accurately remember it. Let us have a look at a better method; branching scenarios.

by Sergey Snegirev

December 26, 2016

7 Unconventional Branching Scenario Ideas For Online Training

Are your branching scenarios getting a bit stale? Do you need to boost employee participation and motivation? This article features 7 unconventional branching scenario ideas for your online training course.

by Christopher Pappas

December 20, 2016

The 3 Cs Of Branching Scenarios

Challenge, Choices, Consequences. We often communicate with our customers about all sorts of topics, but recently one question cropped up more than most: “How can I plan and design better branching scenarios?”. Here is how to use the 3 Cs of branching scenarios method.

by Sergey Snegirev

December 9, 2016

7 Tips To Create Interactive Case Studies In eLearning

Case studies emphasize real world applications and move knowledge from theory to practice. But do they really offer your online learners the interactivity and engagement they need? In this article, I'll share 7 ways to make your eLearning case studies more interactive and immersive.

by Christopher Pappas

August 29, 2016

5 Essential Elements Of An Effective eLearning Story

Most of us aren't natural born storytellers. While some can spin a yarn with ease, our talents lie elsewhere. But that doesn't mean that we can't write a meaningful and attention-grabbing eLearning story for our eLearning course. In this article, I'll share the 5 essential elements of an effective eLearning story.

by Christopher Pappas

July 17, 2016

3 Tips To Weave Storytelling In eLearning Modules

Mark Van Doren said “The art of teaching is the art of assisting discovery”… and what better way to assist discovery than to tell a story? For the longest time we, both young and old, have been enamored by the power of storytelling. How about online learning? Here are 3 tips on how to weave storytelling in eLearning and offer your learners a context which makes your modules relevant to them.

by Anand Timothy

April 10, 2016

7 Branching Scenario Techniques For Instructional Designers

Real world experience is often the best teacher, especially when that experience doesn't come with any real world risk. In this article, I'll share 7 branching scenario techniques that Instructional Designers can use to create dynamic, immersive, and highly effective branching scenarios for their corporate learners.

by Christopher Pappas

February 9, 2016

7 Tips To Create Simple Branching Scenarios With Elucidat

Are you ready to start using branching scenarios in your online training? In this article, we’ll share 7 branching scenario examples to give you inspiration for your own online training.

by Li Whybrow