Does humour work when it comes to designing elearning courses? The answer is yes, but keep the pies in the face to a minimum.
September 10, 2018
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Does humour work when it comes to designing elearning courses? The answer is yes, but keep the pies in the face to a minimum.
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You know good instructional design when you see it. But what are the elements that make it work? Here are key recommendations from an expert designer.
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