Innovative Learning Method

11/7/2009 10:44:16 AM ET

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	Navigation Display Features Completion
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Our self-study Innovative Learning Method courses give you control by providing the option to select the information you need, and to skip what you do not need. The content is organized based on how a job or task should be performed. Interactive media is used to effectively and efficiently support the topic at hand. Optional activities are also provided in varying degrees of complexity to provide practice and feedback on the presented material. Some of these courses also offer video to enhance learning.

The Interactive Manager™ Libraries by Harvard Business School Publishing
Please note that The Interactive Manager by Harvard Business School Publishing courses utilize the Innovative Learning Method modality. See below for navigation options for Innovative Learning Method and The Interactive Manager by Harvard Business School Publishing courses.

Course Navigation

You can use the following navigation to move through the course:

• Left Arrow/Right Arrow - Use the left and right arrows to move forward and backward through the activity.
• Topic Links - From the Topic Description Page, click one of the links provided to access a topic. You can randomly navigate through the topics by clicking a link, or click the left and right arrows to move sequentially through the topics.

Exercise Navigation

Once you've started a course, you'll see an instruction box in the bottom right-hand corner. The instruction box displays the following:

• Text Box - Displays instructions for the activity.
• Support - Click Support to display more detailed information for the actual step.
• Code - This button only appears if there is a sample code for programming courses.
• Mute - Click the check box to turn off the audio for the associated topic. Note: If the check box is grayed out, you may not have access to turn audio on.
• Progress Bar - Displays your progress for the activity based on the number of steps.
• Left Arrow/Right Arrow - Use the left and right arrows to move forward and backward through the activity.

Display Features

Along with the "need to know" information that can be found in the content window, you'll also see tabs display that contain related information and exercises.

There are five different tabs that may appear in the content section of a topic:

• Notes - This includes supporting information for the current topic
• Glossary - Definitions of terms
• Resources - Additional resources that you can go to for more information
• Demo - Runs a demo for the activity
• Exercise - Allows you to practice the skills that you've been learning.

When you reach the end of each topic, you can continue to the next topic using the right arrow key. When you've completed a topic, a check mark will be placed next to the topic title on the course syllabus page. When you reach the end of the lesson, a Course Follow-Up displays.