ā±ļø The Essentials in 3 Minutes |
š§ Understand the Instructional Value
Learning science shows that consolidation requires spaced repetition over time. A single in-person session, however well run, produces little lasting effect if it is not prepared in advance and followed by practical application. By integrating in-person training into a Didask course, you can activate prior knowledge before the session, focus room time on what requires human interaction, and offer consolidation exercises afterwards.
āļø How to Create an In-Person Module
In your project, enter the module title and select the "In-person" type.
Hover over the module you created and click "Edit content".
Edit the introduction page to fill in the session information.
Add granules if needed (optional).
š” Granules added to an in-person module act as resources associated with the session. They can be used at different moments in the course:
Before the session: preparation activities or content to read in advance.
During the session: materials to project or complete as a group.
After the session: consolidation exercises or reference resources.
š Information Available on the Introduction Page
From the introduction page, you can fill in:
A specific background image
The estimated duration
The date
The location and/or video link (for a virtual classroom)
An introductory text
The trainer's name and display
The trainer's email and phone number
The attendance tracking option: allows learners to confirm their own attendance. Learn more about attendance.
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