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Learning Technologies and eLearning Development Flashcards

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  1. Which instructional design principle is MOST important when writing eLearning assessment items?

    Answer: Items should measure application of learning objectives in realistic contexts

    Effective assessments measure whether learners can apply knowledge to realistic scenarios, not just recall information.

  2. A performance consultant recommends a mobile learning solution for field technicians. The PRIMARY advantage of mobile learning for this audience is:

    Answer: Learners can access job aids and training in the flow of work, at the moment of need

    Mobile learning enables field workers to access performance support exactly when and where they need it, maximizing transfer.

  3. When using gamification in eLearning, which element has the STRONGEST research support for increasing intrinsic motivation?

    Answer: Meaningful narrative and mastery-based progression

    Meaningful narratives and mastery progression align with self-determination theory by supporting competence and autonomy, the drivers of intrinsic motivation.

  4. What is the purpose of a 'Learning Record Store' (LRS) in modern learning ecosystems?

    Answer: To collect, store, and retrieve xAPI statements from multiple learning experiences

    An LRS is a database specifically designed to receive, store, and retrieve xAPI statements from any learning activity across multiple platforms.

  5. Which cognitive load theory principle should guide the design of on-screen text in eLearning?

    Answer: Synchronize narration and visuals; minimize redundant on-screen text

    The redundancy principle of cognitive load theory states that presenting identical information in both audio narration and on-screen text increases extraneous load.

  6. An eLearning developer needs to ensure a course works on both desktop and mobile devices without creating separate versions. The BEST approach is:

    Answer: Use responsive design with fluid layouts that adapt to screen size

    Responsive design allows a single course to adapt its layout to any screen size, eliminating the need for separate mobile and desktop versions.

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