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AI Image to Video Experiments with Hedra

Hedra uses AI to generate videos of people talking from static images. This has possibilities for scenarios and training.

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Make Your Stories Relevant

Focus on relevant context and characters for stories to engage learners and get better results, rather than just trying to entertain participants.

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AI Images, Scenario Choices: ID Links 10/15/24

Curated links on image generation and other AI resources, designing branching scenario choices, font colors, research, and more.

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Scenario-Based Learning 101: Animaker Interview

Watch my interview for Animaker's L&D Academy on Scenario-Based Learning 101, an introduction to scenarios for training.

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Nonbinary Characters in Scenarios

How do you handle nonbinary pronouns in scenarios for workplace training? Dos and don'ts for equitable representation.

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School / Work Affiliation: Performance Learning Systems

Blog: http://christytucker.wordpress.com

Twitter / Plurk / Other Account: christyatucker

About Me: I'm an instructional designer developing online graduate courses for practicing educators. The very first course I created for PLS was with Will Richardson. Working with him got me interested in all of these new tools and how they can really enhance learning experiences.

I'm not very active on this site, but if you leave a comment or send me a private message I'll see it and try to respond.

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Posted on April 19, 2008 at 3:52pm 0 Comments 0 Likes

I don't expect I'll blog much here. I have my "real blog" for myself: Experiencing E-Learning. My blog generally covers instructional design, online learning, and educational technology. I do a lot of linkblogging too.

I also blog with the rest of my team at PLS Online Course Development. This blog is mostly aimed at the other people in the company to keep them updated on what we do and why… Continue

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At 11:51am on October 9, 2009, Mark Cruthers said…: Hi Christy,

With your work in Instructional Design for PLS, I recommend you take a look at Wiziq's virtual classroom and authorstream's power point presentation platform. Both are web based platforms, have a bunch of features and free basic service. Here’s a public class recording you might find of interest.

Take your classes online : Introducing WiZiQ Virtual Classroom by Mark Cruthers

Get your own Virtual Classroom

At 10:36am on October 9, 2009, Nancy Bosch said…: Indigo messages me when Anne is out of control, he gets so MAD and occasionally she makes me CRAZY, too! I think she lives in the wilderness far from civilization so we are probably her entertainment for the day! I'm not a good argue-er so I'm glad you are aboard to help be the voice of reason!!

As I told Indigo, what she is good for is to make us all better at thinking out our opinions and articulating them. N

At 9:15pm on August 1, 2008, Sanjib Kumar Parida said…: But pardon me if I am wrong, It happened that I stumbled on your classrom2.0 profile when I saw you replying to a Moodle help request. Hence, thought you are a veteran in usage of Moodle.

At 9:13pm on August 1, 2008, Sanjib Kumar Parida said…: I am completely in agreement with you. And I appreciate your concern in greater interest of this community.

At 9:02pm on August 1, 2008, Sanjib Kumar Parida said…: Hi Christy,

I apologise if the comments I have posted was in apporpriate. The intention with me is never to disturb the focus of this forum as me too is a advocate of what each member of this forum is doing. But its just a excitation of creating something that I wanted to yell at the world, I guess even Socrates the great did something like this when he ran naked on the streets after inventing the relative density. Hence, please forgive me. And I truly believe in that Moodle Analytics will be a really powerful tool for online teachers using Moodle. If you find sometime please check it and lemme know how we can improve it.

Regards,
Sanjib

At 11:29am on August 1, 2008, Sanjib Kumar Parida said…: Hi Christy,

SITACT Inc has developed the Moodle Analytics module for dashboard style graphical reporting to track the progress of the online classes. Have a look at the demo at www.sitact.net.

Regards,
Sanjib

At 1:56pm on July 10, 2008, Lee Anne Morris said…: I'm going to be teaching a class next fall using Moodle, to which I am new. I was hoping someone might have a suggestion or two for tutorials or help guides. Thanks! Lee Anne

At 8:40am on April 21, 2008, Lee Anne Morris said…: Great conversation! Thanks for poking me. I have no idea if I helped or hurt, but I commented!