Learning
Role play
DlaStudenciWykładowcy
A conversation exercise with an AI figure on the slide — with an assessment at the end.
Po co#
Communication is learned in conversation: a customer conversation, a negotiation, a staff appraisal. The figure plays the other side, the assessment shows what went well.
Jak to działa#
Ścieżka kliknięćCourseSlide with role playStart conversation
- 1In the workshop the author creates a role play on a slide (role, goal, assessment criteria).
- 2In the course the invitation to the conversation appears on this slide.
- 3On the slide choose “Practise role play: …”. The window shows the conversation partner, the situation and your own goal.
- 4Type and send answers; at the top you see how many exchanges remain.
- 5“End and assess”: 0 to 3 points per criterion with a justification and an overall score in percent; “Again” starts over.
Ustawienia i przełączniki#
- Przełączane dla każdego klientaDomyślnie: włączoneModuł: Rollenspiel
What a role play consists of#
- Conversation partner — whom the AI figure plays.
- Situation — the setting of the conversation.
- Goal — what you yourself should achieve.
- Criteria — what the assessment measures against; each with 0 to 3 points.
- A limited number of exchanges — as in a real conversation.
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