Title: 5 ways to make online learning more interactive ‹ General
Headings: 5 ways to make online learning more interactive
5 ways to make online learning more interactive
Ask for feedback
Let people choose the way
Make it social
Invite learners to contribute
Encourage peer evaluation

Content: How we respond to the feedback can also have other advantages for streamlining programs and making them more relevant. Let people choose the way
Giving the learner the choice of where to start in a selection of topics and units allows them to pick out relevant content instantly and become engaged in the program. The can be guided along the learning path with recommendations or some compulsory units if necessary, but letting them choose the order in which they learn topics empowers and engages the learner. Make it social
Social functions such as sharing and commenting on content are part of the way most of us are used to communicating. Combined with gamification, this makes any course more interactive. It’s a lot of fun for the learners, too. Invite learners to contribute
Having the learners contribute their knowledge by making resources or hosting online group study sessions is another way to empower them. Task-based learning can provide the learners with a real, relevant outcome which can be shared with other learners who are earlier in their learner journey to inspire them and help with their studies. Encourage peer evaluation
A classic classroom technique that works a treat online. Enabling learners to review each other’s work reinforces their understanding of what they are doing and encourages a culture of sharing which can be valuable in spreading best-practice.