What’s for Dinner?
March 13, 2021
What’s for Dinner?
March 13, 2021
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Problem solving is a critical soft skill that a person should harness to climb up the ladder of success, despite the industry that person is in. Mastering this skill requires practice as well as knowledge about the best possible ways to approach a problem and solve it accordingly. There are several approaches to learn this skill and one such approach is being the subject to this learning content, “What’s For Dinner”.

We’re breaking down the deep theory, “The Problem-Solving Method” into segments while engaging the viewer in learning the theory, practicing the theory using an activity and assessing the viewer by his/her answers within a very short duration of time.

This learning module is the result of one of our experiments to combine two delivery methods of e-Learning, presenter-based explainer video content and interactive learning content, in order to make a unique a submission to Adobe eLearning Design Awards powered by eLearning Industry. Because as a team of young and passionate individuals about the eLearning industry, we believe in experimenting every possible path to find more solutions of eLearning to cater to the existing learning need.

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2022-05-16 11:38:24

Um…if Jack dosen’t eat pork and beef how is a pepperoni pizza the correct solution?

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2022-05-10 21:57:43

Cool!

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2022-05-10 21:57:43

Cool!

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2022-04-15 10:56:03

Thanks for the downloads too!

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2022-04-15 10:55:28

I really liked the mix of a real person and graphics

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2022-04-15 10:54:23

This was great! Thanks for sharing!

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2022-02-05 18:23:36

Lovely learning package and what a great teacher too!

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2022-01-30 04:08:42

Very nice, profeesional, and engaging. Thanks for sharing.

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2021-08-13 20:27:25

Great info

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2021-03-25 10:41:13

Wow!!! That’s a beautiful way to explain the problem solving model. Great job!

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2021-04-02 05:57:35

Thank you for your feedback Pooja!

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2021-03-20 19:07:27

Professionally designed and done. Great project.

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2021-04-02 05:59:00

Thank you so much Piotr!

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2021-03-18 07:49:51

Wonderfully interactive and simplified approach to explaining this theory. Great job guys!

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2021-04-02 06:01:11

Thank you so much!

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2022-01-30 04:09:56

yes, it engages you to continue the lesson until the end!

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2021-03-16 17:18:55

Engaging and fun interactions!  Love the graphics!

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2021-04-02 06:01:57

We appreciate your encouraging feedback so much Lisa!

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2021-03-15 05:57:16

Love it ❤

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2021-04-02 06:02:18

Thank you Chanakya!

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2021-03-15 05:29:01

Simple, yet effective. 👌

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2021-04-02 06:02:43

Thank you so much Tiran!

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