The Case For Immersive e-Learning

Posted by Jack Pierce on Fri, Aug 21, 2009

We've all experienced howdeath by PowerPoint gets converted to those boring, rapid elearning courses,covertly designed as sleep aids. Click here for the w/ Insights position paper that lays out the immersive, results-orientedsolution.

If you're honest, you haveto admit that most of these rapid elearning courses are e-reading, notelearning. And narration makes it even worse, since it interrupts visuallearning and is an open invitation for a learner to multi-task by readingemails. Now, throw a Concentration- or Jeopardy-style game in there, and you'vecompleted the insult to the learner.

Good economy or bad,there's never room for mediocre results...but that's what's hiding behind thethin veneer of these kinds of solutions.

Click here to get yourpersonal copy of the w/ Insights paper: The Case For Immersive LearningSimulations.In this paper you'll learn:

How immersive simulations can increase retention by up to a factor of 10, when compared to rapid elearning solutions
10 ways a Stanford University report reveal how and why online characters, called avatars, will improve your elearning results
How real learners react to immersive simulations with avatars, and why they place such value on them
How you can start with online simulations and avatars

Tags: elearning, e-learning, immersive learning, immersive elearning, immersive e-learning, rapid elearning

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