Levels of eLearning Interactivity

Is your content text-heavy?
Do you want to connect with your learners emotionally and wish for an immersive learning environment on the other hand?
Do you want to evaluate your learner and wish to reward them based on their performance?

If the answer to all these questions is YES! Then we are the answer to your questions.

Yes, we at Arsiga Konics provide interactive solutions to our clients based on their needs, and requirements and also that fits into their budget.

How?

We present to you our customized “INTERACTIVITY PACKAGE”. It is a collection of engaging and fun instructional strategies and interactive levels to choose from for your next project.

What are levels?

Well, Let’s explore…

An eLearning course has four levels of interactivity ranging from Level 0 to Level 3. These levels are defined by the extent of interactivity used in the course. It is the rubrics to define user interaction with the eLearning course and its elements.

Level 0 – No Interaction

This level is characterized by no interactivity in an eLearning course. It is also known as the Passive eLearning interactivity level. The learners are presented with linear, straightforward, and text-based content. Interactive resources include:

Simple images and graphics
Links to resources like web pages, blogs, videos, podcasts
Basic quiz questions at the end of the course

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Level 1 – Limited Interaction

At this level, the course remains basic at the core but the learners can do more than just watch, read, and navigate. Such interactivity provides control to the learners. Interactive resources include:

Clickable hotspots and animated graphics
Animations, menus, glossaries, and links to other resources
Drag and drop, matching exercises
Advanced multimedia

Level 2 – Moderate Interaction

Courses that have level 2 interaction are termed customized learning solutions and have a high degree of complexity. This level is quite popular in the industry as it creates a balance between active learning and course development time. Interactive resources include:

Animated videos
Complex simulations such as data input fields
Scenario-based learning
Complex drag-and-drop interactions
Stories and branching scenarios
Advanced multimedia

Level 3 – Full eLearning interactivity

This level has the highest degree of interaction and is also known as full immersion. The learners are required to interact with the elements on the screen at each step of the content presentation. Interactive resources include:

Real-time case studies and simulations
Use of game mechanics
Software or hardware simulations
Interactive games
usage of avatars, stories, and scenarios, and a combination of levels 0-2