E-learning Curve Blog at Edublogs

The reason for poorly-rendered content typically manifests itself long before a content developer clicks on the Camtasia Production Wizard ‘Finish’ button.

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Rapid E-Learning is SME-centric, based on authoring or developing content with easy-to-use platforms and enables content to be developed in a matter of days.

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The ASSURE Model is a constructivist approach to training design developed in the 1990’s.

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There are six factors are essential to achieving engaging, interactive and memorable learning experiences

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Dick and Carey recommend 3 categories of of formative evaluations to support this process: one-to-one evaluation, small-group evaluation, and field evaluation

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In the field of education, instructional design has traditionally been applied using established models, typically using a top-down approach.

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So far, all the models I’ve talked about in this E-Learning Curve Blog series have described a linear process in the design of learning events.

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Instructional design (ID) is a system of procedures for developing training programs in a consistent and reliable fashion.

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It is critical to the instructional development process that designers understand what skills and knowledge learners need to bring to the instructional process.

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The eLearning Guild’s next Online Forum taking place on June 4th & 5th is called Lights, Camera, Action: Using Media to Engage the Learner.

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