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Rapid e-learning means more than quick tutorials

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There's an assumption that digital learning content must be structured into sequences of screens containing informational material interspersed with interactions of some sort - what I've always referred to as 'tutorials'. Now don't get me wrong, I like the tutorial format. One of the really exciting consequences of the web 2.0

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The new self-directed learning toolkit

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For practically thirty years now, the default corporate solution for any sort of formal, self-directed learning intervention has been self-study e-learning, specifically some form of interactive tutorial. It can be tricky to deploy these tutorials on mobile devices. Assessment is often superficial and knowledge-based.

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Insights: E-learning design is changing

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The term has always been used this broadly in education, but in the corporate sector it continues to mean one thing only: interactive self-study tutorials, in the style of good old CBT (computer-based training). I have now just about given up on this.

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Learning has composition too

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A lot of highly-skilled work has been put into the design of this tutorial. You''ll find it useful for any visual work you do, whether that''s graphics, video, presentation slides or e-learning design! Don''t be fooled by the informal tone - this video is highly professional and wasn''t produced in a few hours.

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Why scenarios are the future of e-learning

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What annoys them is instructional e-learning, particularly that sort that aims to provide knowledge, normally in the form of a tutorial. Tutorials could and should be fun - interactive, challenging, engaging, thought-provoking - but I''m close to giving up on us realising those aims, at least on a routine basis.

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Digital Learning Content: A Designer's Guide

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Digital learning content takes a wide variety of forms, including tutorials, scenarios, podcasts, screencasts, videos, slideshows, quizzes and reference materials. Whatever your interest, this guide will help you to design learning materials that really make a difference. The book is currently only available through Lulu , priced at £19.95

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The cult of the question

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Not everything needs to be an online tutorial. There is a definite place for the online self-study tutorial. After all, these are the tools we use every day to learn informally, which is not something you will often be able to say about the online tutorial. Presentations are frowned at, yet strangely not when shown on TED.