Based on Ray Jimenez’s book, Scenario-Based e-Learning: Using Engaging, Creative, and Affordable Strategies
This is an In-house Implementation Prorgam
Plus: Free Worth
over $500
› Book – Scenario-Based Learning (SBL)
› Demos, templates, and resources
Why Attend
SBLs are high-interactive and high-discovery methods of learning that
put the learner on the spot. They have proven to help learners learn in
areas where the subjects involve risks, emotional experience, behavioral
changes, decision making, and social learning. Unfortunately, many approaches
tend to overkill SBL design – increasing costs and development time.
In this session, you will learn the steps of constructing an SBL successfully,
while keeping a lid on budget and time.
Topics
In the workshop you will learn the following:
- Understanding the heart of a truly engaging SBL
- Identifying where SBLs work the best in job-related learning demands
- Creating SBLs highly discovery process
- Understanding models of SBLs
- Learning how to build powerful, engaging, and provocative stories and scenarios
- Creating SBLs that create impacts on the job performance
- Picking the characters that match your content and context
- Creating characters to deliver the learning points
- Constructing step-by-step SBL architecture with nodes, events, conflicts, challenges
- Constructing mini-SBLs, snippets, nuggets, or vignettes
- Determining what different types of stories to match your SBLs
- Understanding what software supports SBL development
- Extending SBLs from simulated events to real-life applications
- Managing costs, create a budget and plan, a documentation that becomes your storyboard and worksheet that serve as guide for the interactive and software developers
- Making SBLs powerfully engaging, without increasing costs; making SBLs affordable?
You will also see first hand
- A simulated SBL hands-on process
- Hands-on session in designing the architecture of an SBL, a plan that you can take back to work
- Live online demos
on using software to build an SBL
More Benefits – worth over $500
- Advance Workshop Activity:
“My most embarrassing moment taught me…”
Ray Jimenez will host an advance social-networking through a WIKI to involve participants online and -- before the wokrshop -- in building an SBL through collaborative and virtual method. Participants will construct mini-SBLs on “My most embarrassing moment taught me…” The selected winner (participant, peer-rated) will receive $1,000 worth of services to produce a mini-SBL provided by Ray Jimenez. - Book – Scenario-Based Learning (SBL)
- Demos, and templates,
resources
Participants – managers,
instructional designers, trainers, and developers.
Basic exposure to e-Learning programs is needed.
Participant Notebooks – it is recommended that participants bring their own notebooks to the workshop. Software and demos will be provided in advance to allow participants to use and view them before and after the workshop.
