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Course Elements

Overview​

This guide introduces the diverse range of course elements available in MAXRES Construct LCMS, including multimedia and interactive features. These elements enable course developers to create engaging, dynamic learning experiences, such as quizzes, 3D models, and immersive multimedia content.

Objectives​

By following this guide, you will:

  • Understand the range of available course elements, including multimedia and interactive features.
  • Learn how to integrate elements like MAXRES 360 Video, MAXRES VR, and 3D Models to enhance engagement.
  • Apply best practices for incorporating various elements into instructional strategies.

Requirements​

  • Platform Access: Permissions to create and edit courses in MAXRES Construct LCMS.

Roles​

This guide is designed for:

  • Course Developers
  • Instructional Designers
  • Content Authors

Process​

1. Adding Elements​

Course elements in MAXRES Construct LCMS allow users to add interactive and multimedia components, such as text, images, quizzes, animations, and virtual reality experiences, to create a rich learning environment.

2. Key Course Elements​

Accordion​

  • Organizes large sections of content into collapsible segments, improving information flow and engagement.

Animation Frame​

  • Embeds HTML-based animations from external tools like Adobe Animate, adding dynamic visual content to courses.

MAXRES 360 Video​

  • Provides immersive video experiences, enabling learners to navigate 360° environments, ideal for virtual tours or interactive lessons.

MAXRES VR​

  • Enables virtual reality experiences for simulations, virtual tours, or immersive learning environments.

Interactive Video​

  • Embeds clickable hotspots, quizzes, or additional resources within videos, creating engaging, interactive video-based learning.

Drag and Drop​

  • Allows learners to drag and drop items into specific targets, useful for matching, sequencing, or categorizing activities.

Fill in the Gaps​

  • Lets learners complete sentences by filling in missing words or phrases, often used for assessments or language learning.

3D Model​

  • Embeds interactive 3D models that learners can manipulate, rotate, and explore, ideal for visualizing complex objects or environments.

Assessment Results​

  • Displays learner scores after quizzes or assessments, providing immediate feedback to gauge understanding.

Graphic​

  • Includes images to enhance visual learning or serve as instructional aids.

Graphical MCQ​

  • Uses images as part of multiple-choice questions, increasing engagement through visual interaction.

Hot Graphic​

  • Allows learners to click on different parts of an image to reveal more information, suitable for interactive diagrams or maps.

Matching Question​

  • Lets learners pair related items, useful for testing comprehension of relationships between concepts.

Media​

  • Embeds audio and video files, enriching the learning experience with multimedia content.

Multiple Choice​

  • Creates traditional quizzes with single or multiple answers, useful for assessments and knowledge checks.

Narrative​

  • Displays sequential content or storytelling, ideal for case-based or scenario-based instruction.

Text Input​

  • Enables learners to provide free-text responses, allowing open-ended or reflective assessments.

Slider​

  • Lets learners select values or positions on a scale, often used in interactive exercises or simulations.

Best Practices​

  • Interactive and Immersive Learning: Use elements like MAXRES 360 Video, MAXRES VR, and 3D Models to create environments that encourage exploration and engagement.
  • Interactive Elements: Incorporate tools like Interactive Video, Drag and Drop, and Fill in the Gaps for active learning experiences.
  • Multimedia: Leverage elements like Media, Animation Frames, and Graphics to present complex information visually.
  • Assessments: Utilize elements like Multiple Choice, Matching Questions, and Assessment Results to provide immediate feedback on learner understanding.

By integrating these elements effectively, you can create dynamic, engaging courses that enhance learner experience and understanding.