Last weekend, we had an interesting online session for the members of Instructional Designers Community of India. During the session, Abhijit Patronobis of Monad Interactive demonstrated an e-learning module on music called Anandadhara. It was a very engaging session and it was interesting to see how music was taught to people using an asynchronous blended [...]
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I get surprised when I hear people buying virtual stuff. I always wonder why they do it and what kind of satisfaction they must be getting in buying things that they cannot touch and feel. Well, I realize I am not quite different from those people. I get so involved in playing Farmville and get [...] I am sure you have seen or heard of Avatars in e-learning courses. Avataars are characters used in e-learning as a substitute for a coach or an instructor. Avataars are usually used in e-learning to engage and guide the learners. Avataars could be static images of characters or animated characters. You also have virtual avataars these days [...] by ruparajgo | Create your own Cartoon at www.toondoo.com Soon after I wrote the post: Why Instructional Designers Should Play Games? , I got a query from one reader asking how game based strategies will work when there is a budget constraint for an e-learning course. Has it happened with you that you saw a movie and wondered how the director visualized the amazing scenes? Hello All If you are an instructional designer who does not know graphic design and wants to use quick images in your storyboard or e-learning demos, then the site http://www.toondoo.commight interest you. I came across a really interesting course developed by BBC. This course is to help people get started using the Computer as in to get started using the mouse and keyboard. |
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