Articulate 360 : Interactive Learning (LinkIn)

Question 1

What are some way to add some interactivity to an online course?

Answer 1

Providing opportunities for exploration, decision-making, questions, and navigation.

Question 2

What are linear courses?

Answer 2

Courses that require learners to click through the course in a specific sequence.

Question 3

What are some common examples of exploration activities?

Answer 3

Tab interactions
Interactive labels and markers (small buttons, icons, call-out label)
Slide Interactions

Question 4

When are scenarios most effective?

Answer 4

When they present learners with realistic problems they’re facing.

Question 5

What’s one type of scenario model we can use in our courses?

Answer 5

The 3C model

Question 6

How can we make our questions even more interactive?

Answer 6

1. By allowing learners to compare their answers with an expert’s recommendation or response.
2. Asking learners to reflect on their responses to questions (Ex: Why did you do that? )

Question 7

How can we use navigation as an opportunity for interaction?

Answer 7

Navigation buttons can be used to have learners perform a related task before moving forward.
Slider interactions can be used to scrub through a series of steps (process manuals, step graphics, instructions)

Question 8

What’s a good way to think about scenes in Articulate 360?

Answer 8

A good way to think about scenes is like chapters in a book and the slides are the actual pages.

Question 9

What are the two types of states in storyline?

Answer 9

Built in states and custom states