Scenario-Based Learning

July 31, 2024 9:00AM - 10:30AM

Contact: Anne Baker

 
Using realistic scenarios is a great way to approach content. Learn why it aligns to what we know about how people learn, and strategies and technologies to use when developing learning scenarios and micro-stories.

Intended Audience: Anyone who teaches or develops teaching materials
Core Competencies: Educational Delivery and Technology Adoption
Led via Zoom by Anne Baker
 

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