There are three types of interactions available in Camtasia Studio: This section defines those features that support learners to take action while viewing an e-learning video when you request them for an interaction. While Camtasia Studio does not pretend to be a full-featured interactive authoring tool, it does contain some features that allow you to build interactions and quizzes. Interaction, or two-way communication, can take your e-learning video to the next level: a true cognitive learning experience.
Interaction is vital to keep your students awake and aware. In e-learning, the most effective ways to prevent confusion involve chunking information into small, digestible bites and mapping them into an overall program that allows the learner to progress in a logical fashion, all the while interacting and demonstrating comprehension. We know from experience that learners struggle with concepts if you present too much information too rapidly without checking to see if they understand it.
In another scenario, it might be an instructor showing a student how to perform a mechanical task and then asking the student to repeat the same task. In the classroom, this is immortalized as a teacher presenting a lecture and asking questions, a basic educational model. To boil it down for our purposes, you present information in chunks and ask learners to demonstrate whether they have received the signal. Without exhausting the volumes written about this subject, your own background has probably prepared you for creating effective materials that support cognitive learning. Students learn a lot when they perform an action based on the information they are presented. Interactions in e-learning support cognitive learning, the application of behavioral psychology to teaching. (For more resources related to this topic, see here.) Why include learner interactions?
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