Learning Technologies and Digital Training Flashcards
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Gamification in corporate training involves applying game elements such as:
Answer: Points, badges, leaderboards, and challenges to increase engagement and motivation
Gamification adds game mechanics — scoring, competition, rewards — to non-game learning contexts to boost motivation and participation.
A virtual reality (VR) simulation is most valuable in corporate training when:
Answer: Learners need to practice high-stakes or dangerous scenarios safely
VR enables immersive, safe practice in environments that would be too dangerous, expensive, or logistically impossible to replicate in real life.
A responsive course design in e-learning ensures that:
Answer: Content automatically adapts its layout to display correctly on any device screen size
Responsive design uses fluid layouts and flexible media so e-learning courses display and function correctly on desktops, tablets, and smartphones.
Social learning platforms in corporate training support learning through:
Answer: Peer collaboration, knowledge sharing, discussion forums, and community practice
Social learning tools facilitate informal, collaborative learning through interaction — aligning with the '70:20:10' model that values peer and social knowledge transfer.
Artificial intelligence (AI) in an LMS is most commonly used to:
Answer: Deliver personalized learning recommendations and adaptive content pathways based on learner data
AI-powered LMS features analyze learner performance data to recommend relevant content, flag at-risk learners, and adapt learning paths dynamically.
Accessibility standards such as WCAG 2.1 are important in digital training because they ensure:
Answer: E-learning content is usable by people with disabilities including visual, auditory, and motor impairments
WCAG 2.1 guidelines define requirements — such as captions, alt text, and keyboard navigation — that make digital learning inclusive for all employees.