From the course: Elearning Essentials: Storyboarding
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Storyboarding a knowledge check
From the course: Elearning Essentials: Storyboarding
Storyboarding a knowledge check
- [Instructor] Adding knowledge checks gives learners an opportunity to gauge how well they're grasping the material. They're also a nice way to receive some feedback on their progress. A knowledge check encourages active learning and it adds a layer of interactivity to your e-learning. So when we toss around the word interactive these days, we automatically tend to think like digital animation, but a simple knowledge check is also a way to keep your learners engaged through interactivity, they are interacting with the content. Okay, let's take a look at our knowledge check. When writing your knowledge checks, you want to keep it direct and realistic. So align your knowledge checks to your learning goals and course objectives. This will keep the checks focused and geared at performance. Don't try to confuse your learners or get tricky. The point is to help them assess progress and so you want to challenge learners so they have a true view of how they're progressing towards acquiring…
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