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Balancing Quality and Speed in Rapid eLearning Content Development

Thinkdom

In this blog post, we explore the intricate balance between quality and speed in rapid e-learning content creation. Understanding Rapid eLearning Content Development It is crucial to first grasp the essence of rapid eLearning content creation.

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The 5 Myths of Rapid E-Learning Revisited

Rapid eLearning

I came into rapid e-learning from the world of Authorware and Flash where building courses took a lot of time and cost a lot more money. They felt threatened and raised all sorts of concerns about the future of the industry and the fate of e-learning. Myth 1: Rapid E-Learning Is Crapid E-Learning!

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How to Get Rid of Locked E-Learning Courses

Rapid eLearning

Thus, many clients ask that all of the course is locked so that people can’t “skip” any of the important information. You’ll create more effective e-learning courses this way. Focus less on delivering the information, and more on collecting evidence of the learner’s understanding. Getting Started?

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Is It Time to Say Goodbye to Mouseover Interactions in E-Learning?

Rapid eLearning

Expose additional information: many people use the mouseover to expand the screen real estate. Slide over an object to get access to quick information. Slide away from the object to hide the information. Provide quick tool tips : the mouseover interaction may provide information or hints. Getting Started?

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7 Secrets to Getting the Graphics You Need for Rapid E-Learning

Rapid eLearning

Two things always stand out during these trips: There is no one way to do elearning. Some people build courses, some create marketing material, and some use the rapid elearning software to create multimedia information. In either case, learning the principles will help you build screens that look good and are effective.

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More Answers to Your Rapid E-Learning Questions

Rapid eLearning

You don’t need print-quality images for elearning courses. I usually get my images from Fotolio or iStockphoto but there are dozens of good stock image sites. But if you need more, jump into the elearning community and ask what others are doing. If the course is only information, then it’s hard to make it interactive.

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How Are You Using 360° Images in E-Learning?

Rapid eLearning

This is another playful example that integrates animation and other layers rather than the default labels to collect information. This demo is close to the type of interactions one might build in a real e-learning course. Download the fully revised, free 63-page ebook: The Insider's Guide to Becoming a Rapid E-Learning Pro.

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