eLearning Brothers

JANUARY 12, 2018

As eLearning professionals, not being specific about which method fits best with our goals makes it difficult for us to understand which method(s) different tools support, which in turn impacts not only how we develop the pages for our learners, but how we design the content for optimal learning and user experience. Development Methods.

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eLearning Brothers

APRIL 10, 2018

Learning objectives (competencies). (MOL) consort, the Quality Matters program uses external standards and practices derived from instructional design principles to guide the design and development of eLearning experiences. These standards address key areas such as: Course overview and introduction. Assessment and measurement.

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eLearning Brothers

NOVEMBER 21, 2017

For the purposes of illustrating our model, let’s use an example from a classroom course I used to teach on Sexual Harassment (in the US). At the highest level, you’re asking yourself, “What was the learner meant to know, do, or feel differently as a result of this learning experience?” Let’s walk through how it works!

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eLearning Brothers

MARCH 29, 2016

How could we assess the effectiveness of the course without objectives? Instructional designers and eLearning developers know the importance of learning objectives. Well-structured and well-written objectives are the foundation of any training program. I was baffled and confused. Quantity Conundrum Simplex (QCS).

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eLearning Brothers

OCTOBER 22, 2015

Identify your course objectives and your students’ objectives. The first step in writing your plan is to identify the learning objectives of your course. For example, what kind of knowledge is assumed of students before beginning? What can students expect to come away with? Video files.

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eLearning Brothers

MARCH 19, 2015

Some of the templates below may not look like much without any content to support learning objectives, but once you make your changes natively, you’ll see it’s a huge time saver. Learn more about eLearning Course Starters here. Resources used with these templates: eLearning Templates.

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eLearning Brothers

OCTOBER 19, 2016

Just like any other content, the video needs to help you meet the learning objectives. If you’re trying to demonstrate effective and ineffective communication styles, sharing examples via video might be an efficient way to illustrate your point.

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eLearning Brothers

JUNE 2, 2016

When we create a course, we spend hours working on the design—from the initial brainstorming phase, to the learning objectives, to selecting a skin for the player, to putting it all together in a package that works. Ask for specific examples. Okay, that example works better when it’s spoken, but you get my drift.)

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eLearning Brothers

JUNE 20, 2014

Thinking “learning objectives” will take care of this step. For example, building on previous experience or because of previous experience. Assuming learners have direct previous experience with your content.

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eLearning Brothers

DECEMBER 6, 2017

My answer, or at least part of it, is that eLearning designers and developers have very few good examples to reference. Today I want to provide some examples of: Engaging ways to open your course. If you want to SEE examples of some of these ideas, check out my free one hour webinar recording for “ Elevating eLearning Design.”.

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