Advanced Use Cases of Multi-Part Course-Pre-Requisite and Time Delayed

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In this video tutorial, the use case of a DRIP Schedule is demonstrated. The example given is of a course with three stages, A, B, and C. Users are not allowed to take all three stages simultaneously but instead must follow a schedule. The DRIP Schedule used in this scenario is prerequisite-based. Upon starting the course, users gain access to stage A. After completing stage A, stage B unlocks. However, access to stage C is only granted six days after completing stage B. This schedule is designed to ensure that stage B's information is relevant and that enough time has passed for a proper re-evaluation of the learner in stage C. This example highlights the usefulness of DRIP Schedules with prerequisite mechanics.

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Creation Year 2021

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video tutorial

DRIP Schedule

use case

course stages

prerequisite-based

KGConcept: Course Drip Scheduling (10)

KGConcept: Course Content (8)

KGConcept: Prerequisite (9)

KGConcept: Course Stage (7)

KGConcept: Content Access (8)

KGConcept: Time Gap (6)

KGConcept: Prior Completion (7)

KGConcept: Learner Progression (6)

KGConcept: Reassessment (6)

KGConcept: Learning Dependency (7)