2013
DOI: 10.2458/azu_itet_v1i2_lyman
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Book Review: Scenario-Based e-Learning: Evidence-Based Guidelines for Online Workforce Learning. Ruth Colvin Clark

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“…The lesson content can include knowledge based on the core curriculum for basic education, but it can also be scenario-based, describing a language situation in which students can interact. As argued by Clark (2013), scenario-based lessons begin with the assignment. Learners are free to experiment with different actions and access resources embedded in the scenario environment as they progress through the learning process.…”
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“…The lesson content can include knowledge based on the core curriculum for basic education, but it can also be scenario-based, describing a language situation in which students can interact. As argued by Clark (2013), scenario-based lessons begin with the assignment. Learners are free to experiment with different actions and access resources embedded in the scenario environment as they progress through the learning process.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Students begin the lesson as actors, resolve challenges and tasks in the scenario, and remain in that mode throughout the lesson. Thus, they are free to experiment with various actions, access references and resources embedded in the digital scenario environments, make decisions, and experience the outcomes, as well as feedback in which they are informed whether their responses are correct and why (Clark, 2013). It can be concluded that through their storylines, scenarios arouse curiosity and drive learning, making them suitable for online learning environments (Solin, 2013).…”
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“…An important role of the person's motivation is to choose to fix a number of skills in a particular moment to focus on things that are more urgent that the scenario based elearning allow the establishment of better learning outcomes (Stout & Barto, 2010;Lyman, 2013;Bedard-Voorhees, 2013). The model developed has fulfiled the expectation because it can make student learning better.…”
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“…(2024), Nr. 1 wissenschaft.lernen das im realen Umfeld Monate oder Jahre dauern könnte, effizienter erfolgt (Clark, 2013). Die Verfügbarkeit fortschrittlicher Autorentools erleichtert zudem die Erstellung und Implementierung dieser Lernumgebungen, was den Einsatz dieser Lehrmethode weiter begünstigt (Clark, 2013).…”
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“…Als eine Art von digitalem Rollenspiel stellt szenariobasiertes E-Learning eine effektive Methode dar, strategische Aufgaben wie Cross Selling zu trainieren (Clark, 2013). Strategische Aufgaben können nicht in einzelne unveränderliche Schritte gegliedert werden, sondern erfordern ein tieferes Verständnis, um das Verhalten an die jeweilige Situation anpassen zu können (Clark, 2013) (Clark, 2013).…”
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