The Problem:
The shared perspective of learners and designers about e-learning is that much of it is not very good: it's boring, the interactions don't teach, the media are unhelpful, and so on. This is despite the fact that well-meaning instructional designers are following long-established models and doing exactly what most authoring tools have made easy.
When pushed, many designers know what they are doing is flawed, but there's little guidance on how to do anything better. Many learners find that e-learning courses are not complex or difficult to achieve—designers need to focus on the essential aspects of learning that have been overlooked in the haste to rely on technology alone.
The Solution:
In this 1-hour webinar, Ethan will share 10 straightforward and powerful principles to guide effective e-learning design.
The principles focus on:
- Feedback
- Learner actions
- Usefulness of templates
- Motivation
- Risk
- Content
Appropriate for any content and applicable to any authoring tool, these principles will empower designers to make concrete design changes that will improve the impact of their e-learning courses.
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