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Dr. Robyn Defelice joins us on this episode of #IDIODC to talk about Microlearning as a concept or methodology in addition to the final microlearning products we all want to create. Join us for this engaging conversation!

On this episode of #IDIODC, Clark Quinn joins us to talk about how we need to make our learning solutions meaningful to those experiencing them.

How can we make the course a forced learning, i.e. the learner should click each interaction in order to complete the course?

In this episode of IDIODC, Qian Feng joined us to discuss systems thinking and how it applies, or should apply more heavily, within our systems of instructional design.

How do I get a page to remain in the completed state (i.e. inline question answered, tab viewed action complete, audio played) if I navigate back to it for a second time.
I have an inline question in a module that I would like to remain complete if a learner navigates back to that page after having completed the question correctly. I also have narration that plays that I would like to not play if navigated back. Is this possible?

From time to time people think about adding a background "soundtrack" to learning, with the idea that this will enhance the experience. We strongly discourage this and in fact have taken measures to eliminate making it easy to add this functionality in dominKnow | ONE as it is actually a detriment to the learning experience. This article provides a good summary as to why you should avoid falling into this trap.

The article also points out the fallacy of seeking to have "narration" that simpl...

Hello!
I use hiding/showing a lot on my pages. You can think of a page where when you engage with the content, the next section of the page shows and I automatically scroll you down to the next section (the previous section is still visible if you scroll up). I have some long pages that do this. If a user navigates away from this page and then comes back, everything is hidden again, causing them to go through all the content again.
A similar question was asked a couple years ago at the link b...

The Beatles said it best. We get by with a little help from our friends... Or something like that anyways. And it’s true. We learn more and become more productive when we’re with other people, especially our friends and trusted colleagues.Check out the session with special returning guest, Megan Torrance. We always love a good talk with the energtic and knowledgeable Megan!