Overview​
This is a simple, fun and memorable module that helps English language learners with a very common area of difficulty: how to pronounce words that end in '-ed' correctly. As always I took a systematic approach in designing the module, in this case applying
principles and strategies from Bloom's Taxonomy (in particular
activities to listen, copy, repeat, memorise, find, categorise and match), as well as Gagne's nine-step model (including informing the learner of objectives, stimulating recall of prior knowledge, presenting clear rules, providing guidance, and eliciting and assessing performance).
Learners, therefore, have the opportunity to practice listening, mimic pronunciation, learn a simple and (in my experience) very effective rule, and begin to put it into practice. Adding to the module's utility is the fact that Rise 360 courses have a tiny footprint, can be published on LMS or standard website, and adapt seamlessly to any device.
Project Info
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eLearning
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2020
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Articulate Rise 360
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Learning Design, UX/UI Design, Graphic Design, Voiceover, Audio Production
Features
Responsive - Adapts to any device
Nice UX/UI - Simple, clean visual/audio design, user-friendly interface
Learner-centred - Self-paced learning, designed for specific learner profile
Self-contained - Teaches, tests and reinforces learning all in one package
Interactive - Drag and drop and clicking interactions
Rich media - Includes high-res audio for listening/pronunciation training
Simple - Tiny footprint, easily delivered via LMS or website
Evidence-based Design - Incorporates principles and strategies from Bloom's Taxonomy and Gagne's model for instructional design