Here’s the Solving a Mystery / Investigating a Scenario learning interaction from my eBook, Engaging Interactions For eLearning:
| Description: |
Place the learner in a story as a character that must investigate or do research to solve a puzzle or problem. Have them obtain information from several sources and then decide upon a final conclusion.
The learner should have to obtain clues found in pseudo-real-world sources. For example, show images of file cabinets that the learner must open to find clues; show people that the learner must interview; show documents that they must read for more information, etc.
Use examples of information sources that the learner would encounter on-the-job.
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| Example: |
Consider these scenarios:
You are a doctor evaluating a new patient. Use the available resources to make your diagnosis.
You are a police officer investigating a robbery. Use the available resources to build your case and find the criminal.
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| Level(s) of Interaction: |
3, 4 |
| Knowledge Type(s): |
Factual
Conceptual
Procedural
Metacognitive
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