Is text in e-learning as important today as it was when this industry took its first steps? I know that most of you will answer “yes” and that’s true. Text has not lost its shine amidst high-end graphics, audio-video or any other kind of content.
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Google Custom Search - Development Tools and Templates for Instructional Design of Self... - 0 views
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A custom search engine designed to identify instructional design resources ( templates and reference papers) to assist an instructional design team's brainstorming and initial development process..
Text in E-learning: The Unsung Hero | G-Cube - 2 views
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Imagine going through a course that has around 300 words on each frame or 10 text-heavy pop-ups. Would you really like to go through such a course? Probably not! Text-heavy courses or page-turners are often deemed tedious by learners.
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Well, here are some tried and tested solutions that will help you use text to its maximum potential.
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Warning Sign Generator - 2 views
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These customizable signs could have a lot of uses. I use them in Emergency Management training and technical writing. The developer also has a few other graphics sites (see dropdown below) that I am able to use.
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HI, This is a great way to quickly create warning signs. I can see this being much faster then using word. David - Chilton WI
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Make your own caution and warning signs in a flash!
Considerations when using online questioning and discussion | Penn State Learning Desig... - 8 views
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" Establish teams and allow students to work together to post a final revised response. This results in fewer messages for you to read. Consider size and number of teams. Try to have no more than seven students on a team. Create clear guidelines for collaborating online and working in teams. "
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I have found that I initially have to make my groups very large due to the large amount of students who were thrown into the class and have no desire to succeed. Furthermore, I'll change groupings to ensure that one student isn't doing all the work for a group.
Evaluation Questions | Penn State Learning Design Community Hub - 2 views
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"Evaluation requires that the students have time to gather resources and reflect to support their opinions"
Why Looks Matter - 10 views
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A short article with links to several resources on designing attractive e-learning courses.
Designing Courses with a Progression of Learning Experiences | Faculty Focus - 11 views
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we want students engaged, interacting and learning the content collectively
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we want these group experiences to teach students something about working with others—how disagreements can be handled constructively, how work can be divided equitably, how the group can influence what individual members do.
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Perhaps each one focuses on a different skill or each one requires more sophisticated use of developing skills. This means the order in which they’re experienced matters. Each experience should build on what happened in the previous one.
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Plan courses to build learning experiences within the course and in the sequence of the courses.
Introduction to Universal Design in Education - 10 views
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Understanding and using universal design in education. Contains definitions, studies, ideas, videos and other materials to assist teachers in course design.
Incorporating Active Learning Requires Purposeful Design | Faculty Focus - 1 views
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If students are working together to solve a problem and the teacher is available but only asks students questions, chances are good that more than one student in the group is actively thinking and talking about the content
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it can mean that activities aren’t selected and sequenced with some overall plan in mind
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what’s happening in classrooms is activity simply for the sake of activity. Active learning has become something teachers use to keep basically bored students awake and attentive
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Instead of just using active learning, creating active learning that meets the objectives of the course and is enough to stimulate learning.
WebQuest Design Map - 0 views
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WEBQUEST DESIGN Process
Cognitive Styles | UX Magazine - 3 views
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But how deep does our understanding of users actually go
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For over a century, psychologists have been trying to account for the range of individual differences people exhibit when interacting with new information. At the heart of their research lie cognitive styles—the stable attitudes, preferences, and habitual strategies that determine how an individual processes information. Understanding cognitive styles will help us design better experiences for users.
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Analytic vs. Holistic Thinkers
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This is important to keep in mind when designing f2f or online programs.
Instructional Design And The Six Thinking Hats | Upside Learning Blog - 4 views
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This is another great critical/creative thinking method. I've also used this. I really like it.
Web Design Industry Jargon: Glossary and Resources - Smashing Magazine - StumbleUpon - 0 views
E-learning Examples - Interactive Graphics, Visual Journalism and Multimedia Storytelling - 16 views
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Good to Know Good to Know Google’s tips for staying safe and protecting data online.
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Concordia: How the disaster unfolded Concordia: How the disaster unfolded Interactive timeline shows the key events of Costa Concordia cruise disaster.
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Top 50 multimedia packages of 2011 Top 50 multimedia packages of 2011 A great roundup of the year’s best multimedia
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"[Before & After] Bondi - then and now The changing face of Bondi View the interactive before and after images"
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Alexander, the Google Good to Know You site is terrific. I've never seen it before. I like the short videos that explain technical terms and concepts like IP addresses and cookies. I recommend this site to all! It's a good way too understand the concepts of Internet safety and data security. It will also help build our technical vocabulary!
ASSISTIVE TECHNOLOGY WITH COGNITIVE DISABILITIES EMPHASISPage of NeuraLinksPlus by Prof... - 7 views
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Excellent resource for accessibility resources.
Excellent Saudi Web Design Team - 2 views
I wanted to make a website to promote my Riyadh-based travel agency, after all my travel agency was the only remaining agency which has no online presence then. I noticed that my competitors had al...
An e-portfolio Design Supporting Ownership, Social Learning, and Ease of Use. Journal o... - 5 views
This is a great article. In Wisconsin we are currently developing a plan for digital learning. E-Portfolios will play a pivitol role for documenting and evaluating student learning.
Universal Design for Learning: application for technology enhanced learning. 51. Retri... - 4 views
AUTHORS: Morra, T., & Reynolds, J. (2010). This is an excellent article because it deals with learners with different abilities and the need for Universal Design Learning (UDL). As a learner and f...
E-Portfolio - 5 views
Garrett, N. (2011). An e-portfolio Design Supporting Ownership, Social Learning, and Ease of Use. Journal of Educational Technology & Society, 14(1), 187-202. Retrieved from EBSCOhost. E-Portfoli...
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