What’s with the (Virtual Class)Room Setup?
Dr. Jenny Dearborn, the CLO at SuccessFactors, an SAP company, recently posted her point of view on an often neglected aspect of instructor-led training: the room arrangement. After all, the environment has a big part to play in how people learn in the classroom.
Now, how about virtual instructor-led training or even completely self-paced eLearning experiences?
How do you design learning from an environment perspective for virtual classrooms or eLearning? When you can’t physically arrange chairs, place computer monitors, mobile devices in strategic places to foster discovery and conversations, what do YOU do as an instructional designer and instructor?
Please comment below!
Cite this article:
Silva E (2013-06-21 09:52:05). What's with the (Virtual Class)Room Setup?. Enzo Silva blog. Retrieved: Dec 23, 2024, from http://enzosilva.com/whats-with-the-virtual-classroom-setup/
Silva E (2013-06-21 09:52:05). What's with the (Virtual Class)Room Setup?. Enzo Silva blog. Retrieved: Dec 23, 2024, from http://enzosilva.com/whats-with-the-virtual-classroom-setup/
What’s with the (Virtual Class)Room Setup? http://t.co/W2BN2CdQSU
For my VILT sessions, I like to use WebEx Breakout rooms whenever it makes sense. There are some constraints though, that make them a bit hard to use. But when it works, students usually appreciate it.
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