Rachel Arpin
Learning and Development Consultant, The Ohio State University Comprehensive Cancer Center (OSUCCC) – James
Rachel Arpin is an instructional designer, facilitator, and doctoral candidate at Franklin University in Columbus, Ohio. She is studying escape room games as a way to deliver leadership training. The critical-thinking, collaboration, and collecting of information to solve a puzzle or challenge allows learners to explore content in an interactive and unique experience. In her career, Rachel has seen how experiences can meaningfully influence the way a person views a challenge. Her dream is to design immersive, interactive experiences that shift paradigms and bring people together to solve substantial challenges.
Latest from Rachel Arpin
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xAPI in Practice (Case Studies 1)
This week we feature two examples of organizations that have leveraged the power of xAPI in their learning programs. You will discover why xAPI was put into practice, the lessons that were learned along the way, and most importantly, the value that was driven.
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Monthly Meeting: Using Digital Escape Games for Training
For this month’s Monthly Meetup, Rachel Arpin of the Ohio State University Wexner Medical Center shares her team’s experience creating a digital escape room game for leadership training, as well as data on the effectiveness of using escape rooms for training and strategies for successful escape room training design.