Enjoy playing Whirl, an online games that can be played on tablets, smart phones, or computers.
Enjoy playing Whirl, an online games that can be played on tablets, smart phones, or computers.
If you missed the first webinar, or if you fell asleep in the middle of it, or if you want to refresh the key points from the webinar, here’s an audiovisual recording for you.
This screen flow video presents the slides and the narration from the webinar session for Module 1. ABCD: An Experiential Introduction to RRID.
Originally I thought of recording the actual webinar, but the sound quality turned out to be horrible. So I did a brand new recording by retiring to a deep, dark, and silent cave. My colleague Matt Richter patched the slides at the appropriate places.
Enjoy.
Here is one of the important RRID principles:
Save the activity; change the content.
You can recycle the frame (or the structure) of a training activity to incorporate new content.
In Module 1, you experienced an interactive lecture activity called Mixed-Up Sentences. In this assignment, you will use the frame of this activity to quickly design a training exercise on your own topic.
Send your list of scrambled sentences in an email to thiagi@thiagi.com. Put Rapid Design Assignment 1 as the subject line.
Conduct an interactive lecture activity using the list of sentences you created and the Mixed-Up Sentences technique.