Tools and Techniques for Scenario-Based E-learning

Designing and delivering scenario-based lessons can be difficult. The aim of this group is to foster a community for those interested in tools and techniques for designing and delivering Scenario-based learning.

The group owner (Terry Stewart) is most familiar with PBL-Interactive (freely available to most Tertiary Institutions) and is currently supporting this authoring and delivery tool at Massey University. This community will be a way to widen that support to other institutions.

While it is expected that initial focus of this community will be on PBLi (now SBLi), this does not preclude consideration of any tool or technique which may assist with this paradigm. It is hoped this community will grow so that the scenario-based learning paradigm becomes the central focus, the software being but a tool to support this.

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Books on SBL

Posted by: nuessler (shane nuessler) on 20 April 2009 - 2:02pm

Hi everyone,I came across a book recently. It is a collection of works by various people including and edited by Edward Errington. The whole book is dedicated to SBL and has works by Terry as well.

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Interesting Research Papers Pertaining to Scenario-based Learning

Posted by: Terry Stewart on 8 April 2009 - 11:58am

This section contains links to research papers of interest, submitted by the group. If you've read a recent piece of research and feel it belongs in here, please submit the reference to the group administrator for inclusion.

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PBL Interactive (PBLi) / SBL Interactive (SBLi) Updates and Support

Posted by: Terry Stewart on 2 April 2009 - 2:58pm

PBL Interactive was provided to all 33 Government-funded Tertiary Educational Institutes at the end of 2006. Click here for information on what it is, why it's now called SBL Interactive and how to get a new version.

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Finding ' I do not know what' for better learner epereince in changing Attitudes and some Knowledge

Posted by: mindskills (Alok Asthana) on 24 November 2008 - 1:57am

I am a trainer on ' innovation' through instructior lead training. Our approach is mostly to change the mindsets of people from being passive to active. There are some exercises too ( about ideation techniques ) which depend almost entirely on facilitated practice in class.

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Unforeseen Circumstances. An "Unethical" Adventure

Posted by: Justin Sampson on 17 September 2008 - 8:52pm

A web-based SBL Interactive (was PBL Interactive) scenario. It is freely available for use by other New Zealand Tertiary Institutions either as is, or amended.

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