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How do we engage people with poor ICT skills in e-Learning?

Explore strategies to engage individuals with limited ICT skills in e-learning through interactive and enjoyable methods. Utilize free online resources to enhance learning experiences and ensure successful engagement. Join the virtual e-learning millionaire challenge and test your knowledge. Embrace user-friendly platforms and techniques to empower individuals with basic ICT skills for effective e-learning participation.

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How do we engage people with poor ICT skills in e-Learning?

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  1. How do we engage people with poor ICT skills in e-Learning? Nigel Steel e-Learning FacilitatorNorth Cumbria Health Learning Partnership

  2. Make it fun to do?

  3. How do we engage people with poor ICT skills in e-Learning? Free Sites http://moo.twmuseums.org.uk/moo/mooSkills?view=Standard http://www.ckls.org/~crippel/computerlab/tutorials/mouse/page1.html http://ngfl.northumberland.gov.uk/ict/default.htm http://www.learnthenet.com/english/index.html http://www.bbc.co.uk/webwise/course/index.shtml

  4. WHO WANTS TO BE A ‘VIRTUAL’ e-LEARNING MILLIONAIRE

  5. RULES 3 lives only ASK THE AUDIENCE = ASK SOMEONE IN YOUR OFFICE PHONE A FRIEND = PHONE A FRIEND 50 / 50 = CHOOSE 2 POSSIBLE ANSWERS BE HONEST

  6. HELLO, NIGEL STEEL HERE. WELCOME TO WHO WANTS TOBE A VIRTUAL MILLIONAIRE

  7. A – Bill Clinton B – Billy Whizz C – William Hill D – Bill Gates £100 The world’s wealthiest man recently received an honorary knighthood. Who is he?

  8. A – Bill Clinton B – Billy Whizz C – William Hill D – Bill Gates* £100 The world’s wealthiest man recently received an honorary knighthood. Who is he?

  9. A - Early B - Easy C - Electronic D - Endless £200 What does the ‘e’ in ‘e’- Learning mean?

  10. A - Early B - Easy C - Electronic* D - Endless £200 What does the ‘e’ in ‘e’- Learning mean?

  11. A - Radio B - Computer C - Camera D - Calculator £300 What essential hardware do you really need to complete an e-Learning course?

  12. A - Radio B - Computer* C - Camera D - Calculator £300 What essential hardware do you really need to complete an e-Learning course?

  13. A - Discussion B - Brainstorming C - Facilitation D - Polling £500 Which of these is a technique that encourages creative responses from all members of a group?

  14. A - Discussion B - Brainstorming* C - Facilitation D - Polling £500 Which of these is a technique that encourages creative responses from all members of a group?

  15. A - ISDN B - BBC C - ISO9000 D - Intranet £1000 Which of these standard technologies is a means to connect to the internet?

  16. A - ISDN* B - BBC C - ISO9000 D - Intranet £1000 Which of these standard technologies is a means to connect to the internet?

  17. A - ITML B - HTLM C - ITML D - HTML £2,000 Which of these technologies is used to develop a web page ?

  18. A - ITML B - HTLM C - ITML D - HTML* £2,000 Which of these technologies is used to develop a web page ?

  19. A - Reflector B - Theorist C - Pragmatist D -Informative £4,000 Which of these is NOT A Learning style?

  20. A - Reflector B - Theorist C - Pragmatist D -Informative* £4,000 Which of these is NOT A Learning style?

  21. A - Development B - Scripting C - Analysis D - Design £8,000 Which one of these is NOT a major stage in an online project?

  22. A - Development* B - Scripting C - Analysis D - Design £8,000 Which one of these is NOT a major stage in an online project?

  23. A - Web site B - E-mail C - Phone call D - Video Conferencing £16,000 Which of these is an example of ‘pull’ communication?

  24. A - Web site* B - E-mail C - Phone call D - Video Conferencing £16,000 Which of these is an example of ‘pull’ communication?

  25. A - Classroom learning B - Distance Learning C - e – Learning D - Video Conferencing £32,000 The following is a definition of what? ‘A learning environment supported by continuous & collaborative processes focused on increasing individual and organisational performance.’

  26. A - Classroom learning B - Distance Learning C - e – Learning* D - Video Conferencing £32,000 The following is a definition of what? ‘A learning environment supported by continuous & collaborative processes focused on increasing individual and organisational performance.’

  27. A - Ultra Real Learning B – Ultimate Relay Letter C – Uniform ResourceLocator D – Universal Reference Link £64,000 In Computer speak what does the acronym URL stand for?

  28. A - Ultra Real Learning B – Ultimate Relay Letter C – Uniform ResourceLocator* D – Universal Reference Link £64,000 In Computer speak what does the acronym URL stand for?

  29. A - Microsoft FrontPage B - Microsoft NetMeeting C - Centra D - LearnLinc £125,000 Which one of these is NOT a form of Video Conferencing Software?

  30. A - Microsoft FrontPage* B - Microsoft NetMeeting C - Centra D - LearnLinc £125,000 Which one of these is NOT a form of Video Conferencing Software?

  31. A - Multi-Media B - Module C - Mobile D - MASIE £250,000 What does the M stand for in M-Learning?

  32. A - Multi-Media B - Module C - Mobile* D - MASIE £250,000 What does the M stand for in M-Learning?

  33. A - 56Kbps B - 40Kbps C - 64Kbps D - 128Kbps £500,000 What is the fastest speed that a modem connection to the internet will run?

  34. A - 56Kbps* B - 40Kbps C - 64Kbps D - 128Kbps £500,000 What is the fastest speed that a modem connection to the internet will run?

  35. A - 1976 B - 1970 C - 1974 D - 1972 £1,000,000 When was the first e-mail programme invented?

  36. A - 1976 B - 1970 C - 1974 D - 1972* £1,000,000 When was the first e-mail programme invented?

  37. ARE THESE YOUR FINAL ANSWERS? THANK YOU FOR TAKING PARTNigel

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