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Project
Archive: eCDF 510 (2005-2006) Tools for Delivering Scenario-Based E-learning both Locally and Across the Internet |
| About the Project |
| Aims |
| History |
| Contacts & Collaborators |
| Project Publications |
| About the Tools |
| PBL-Interactive |
| CHALLENGE FRAP |
| Support and Updates |
| Techniques |
| Storyboarding and Delivering PBLi scenarios |
| Miscellaneous |
| What's New!! (02/4/2009) |
| Home >Storyboarding and Delivery |
PBL-Interactive is a useful tool for problem-based learning, but creating PBL-Scenarios for use in PBL Interactive (or indeed for ANY Problem-based exercise) and applying them in student exercises requires much foresight and planning.
If you want your own personal hard-copy, or if you are outside
government-owned Tertiary Institutions and want this, a commecial
version of the manual (plus a resource CD-ROM) is
now available.
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Tips,
tutorials and techniques on both scenario creation and delivery
have been incorporated into the 126-page PBLi manual delivered with
the software. There is a chapter devoted to planning scenarios (for
use with or without PBLi) and also on one how they might be delivered
to students.Latest Developments Click the following for final reports on.. - PBL-interactive Delivery of Outputs (Updated 2nd April 2009)
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