Interactive, as in web-based delivery, or interactive as in Instructor-led?

I have ideas, and you should definitely check ouyt NASAGA: North American Simulation and Gaming Association.

www.nasaga.org

Memberrship is free, and very worth the tiem. Thiagi is an active participant

Paul

I'm way late to this conversation, but one of my colleagues (who works for an independent firm now), mentioned this interesteing tid bit. Learning needs to be fun/engaging as defined by the target audience. Different groups have different ideas of fun...so, I'd start with my audience and find out what they're looking for.

Seems pretty simple -- and I guess it is. But it was a nice reminder that pharmacists idea of fun might be VERY different to me. (What he/she may think is engaging and entertaining, I might find exceptionally dull.)

Where appropriate I sometiems add mneumonics poems.