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How to create an online course in 5 easy steps

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We recommend that if you are in the stage of creating you, or will be in the near future, you have a pen and paper ready (or a simple LMS platform ). Look past the what they need to learn and think deeply about why they need to learn it). How to define who your learning is for. How might we do that you ask? Good question!

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How to create an online course in 5 easy steps

Wyzed

We recommend that if you are in the stage of creating you, or will be in the near future, you have a pen and paper ready (or a simple LMS platform ). Look past the what they need to learn and think deeply about why they need to learn it). How to define who your learning is for. How might we do that you ask? Good question!

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How to create an online course in 5 easy steps

Wyzed

We recommend that if you are in the stage of creating you, or will be in the near future, you have a pen and paper ready (or a simple LMS platform ). Look past the what they need to learn and think deeply about why they need to learn it). How to define who your learning is for. How might we do that you ask? Good question!

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How to create an online course in 5 easy steps

Wyzed

We recommend that if you are in the stage of creating you, or will be in the near future, you have a pen and paper ready (or a simple LMS platform ). Look past the what they need to learn and think deeply about why they need to learn it). How to define who your learning is for. How might we do that you ask? Good question!

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Top 75 eLearning Posts - May 2010

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Learnlets , May 10, 2010 In response to a query about why someone would question the concept of the LMS, I penned the (slightly altered, for clarity) response that follows: What seems to me to be the need is to have a unified performer-facing environment. And bashes the learning styles myth. So am I really a trainer?