Learning Tools for E-Learners
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Trainers, facilitators, e-learning designers, and others engaging in knowledge development could take a lesson from the computer games industry. Gaming shows us that long, traditionally tedious, and difficult tasks can be engaging and fun when packaged correctly. David Klaila writes that E-learners should design and engineer programs that incorporate the same innovative tools and techniques used in the computer gaming industry, such as graphics, interaction, and skill-building challenges to offer an informative and fun educational experience. Klaila believes that education and learning is increased when
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