New Interactivities Now Available!

Please visit the Learning Solutions site to navigate through the new 'interactivities' and contact Carole McCulloch if you need assistance in implementing them with your teams. Direct links to these resources are located here.

A suite of tools and strategies for embedding innovative practices for mainstream adoption will be explored and discussed here.
This will form the basis for workshop plans to suit a variety of situations, audience and time allowed.
Contributions from participants in workshops, elearning champions and practitioners are welcomed.

1. Four Phase Strategy

A starting point: how to engage your audience with the tools - produce some interactive modifications like these.
Check these out - they may suit you and your teams in explaining and unpacking the Four Phase Strategy:

Key Tasks: Phase 1	Key Tasks: Phase 2	Key Tasks: Phase 3	Key Tasks: Phase 4

Each of these tools can be accessed from this website. Allow each diagram to come into view - this may take a few seconds. You can revisit each component by rolling mouse over the bubbles.

http://www.learningsolutions.caryloliver.com/I&I/FourPhase1.htm

2: Quick Tips

Some word documents for 'unpacking' the key messages from the Case Studies and Digital Stories displayed at the Innovate and Integrate website for the AFLF. These will help participants absorb and record the vital messages shared by GippsTAFE, Carole McCulloch and Michael Coghlan.

Collection 1
The first collection of QuickTips focus on the key messages shared by the executive team at GippsTAFE about their elearning business model.
Collect these from the attachments at the bottom of this page.

Collection 2
The second collection of QuickTips focus on the key messages shared by Carole McCulloch about the use of the Rogers Innovation Attributes Template in building a business case for implementing digital storytelling practices in a range of educational methods.
Collect these from the attachments at the bottom of this page.

Collection 3
The third collection of QuickTips focus on the preparation of your own business case using the modified E-learning Opportunities Analysis document from the Designing E-learning site.
Collect these from the attachments at the bottom of this page.