Learning Objectives

Written learning objectives are a tool to help online instructors plan their lessons. But they also help point your online learners in the right direction and focus their efforts. Can writing them the right (or wrong) way affect the efficacy of your eLearning course?

Practitioners refer to ROI without sensibility to its intent or how it applies to their learning efforts in relation to operational decisions. Your stakeholders expect learning to maximize operational ROI, not be held accountable for it. This is what stakeholders expect and how they measure ROI.

From a business point of view, eLearning development is not just about using a specific authoring tool. It is about quick and cost-effective course development that contributes to ROI. That is why conducting a TNA, framing learning objectives aligned to business goals, and following an agile development process are so important for rapid eLearning.