Here is the quick learning interaction look-up table I promised in an earlier post for instructional designers to locate some of the best examples of the various types of ready-made interactive elements.
Interaction | Tool | Where used | Examples |
Games | Raptivity Games | Combine challenge with fun using super-charged learning games | |
Raptivity MindPlay | Accomplish learning outcomes with game shows and strategy board games | ||
Raptivity WodPlay | Introduce popular crosswords and innovative letter games in your eLearning | ||
Raptivity Booster | Games, simulations and learning aids | ||
YawnBuster Competitive Games | Games for groups to collaborate and compete in classrooms | ||
YawnBuster Training Games | TV games and letter games for a multiplayer classroom setting | ||
Simulations | Raptivity Simulations | Simulate real-life learning experiences using award-winning Raptivity simulations. Build guided adaptive scenarios, explorative branching simulations, immersion learning situations and whiteboard simulations | |
Raptivity Standard 3 | technical training -overview visuals, flow diagrams and software simulations. | ||
3D Artifacts | Raptivity 3D | Enrich Content Presentation with 3D Objects and Virtual Worlds | |
Social Interactions | TeemingPod | Embed polls and discussions in web content, invite discussion around presentations | |
YawnBuster Business Activities | Get learners in a classroom to brainstorm, prioritize, build mind-maps, t-charts and collaborate | ||
Active Learning | Raptivity Active Learning | Achieve comprehension, application and analysis - three key middle layers of Bloom's taxonomy - in adult learning |
Hi Vikas,
ReplyDeleteA very simple and easy to use guide on various use cases of Raptivity and YawnBuster.
This would definitely help users to select and started with the right set of packs in Raptivity.
Thanks for sharing this.
Poonam