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Rob Hubbard
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Courseware
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| Page 1 of 1 | Previous | Next | ROB HUBBARD AUGUST 11, 2011 Stop Wasting Time: Designing Effective and Efficient Learning Systems 10,000 employees going through three hours of bloated elearning courseware is a huge time cost to your organisation. What’s the biggest cost in any elearning or training programme? The production of video, graphics and audio? The instructional design time? The subject matter expert’s time? It is the time it takes your learners to go through the material. This would be a huge saving. | ROB HUBBARD OCTOBER 21, 2010 Ongoing Deep Recon into the World of Transmedia The Instructional Designers’ expertises lie in designing great learning experiences for different types of delivery method (for example face-to-face, elearning courseware, scenarios, case studies, slides, PDFs and more) based on the material the SME provides. Don’t know what transmedia is? Check out my previous blog posting here. It certainly seems to be transmedia conference season at the moment. After my trip to Geneva I was tempted by the Power to the Pixel London Forum 2010 held in the British Film Institute. What Transmedia Can Teach eLearning. Mike’s session was brilliant. | | | | | | | ROB HUBBARD JUNE 29, 2011 Coactivism – A Learning Model It’s often a solitary undertaking; just you, your computer and the courseware – you don’t have a tutor you can easily ask questions of and you generally get no opportunity to interact with your peers. For many years now I’ve been dissatisfied with how training is delivered and in particular the concepts of ‘classroom’ and ‘elearning’. It gives a quick overview of the learning model. | ROB HUBBARD SEPTEMBER 22, 2011 You’re a What? Now, I’ve always disliked the job title ‘instructional designer’ – it is elitist, in that you need to be in our industry to know what it means; it’s too narrow in it’s definition – the design of instruction usually in the form of elearning courseware, and it makes a highly creative, enjoyable job sound downright dull and boring. David Byrne is a bit of a hero of mine. | |
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