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Effective eLearning Projects Organizations looking to tap into the significant advantages of eLearning should consider the following issues, whether you are creating custom online courses in-house or working with an outside content developer.
- Articulate a clear strategy for why eLearning will be implemented; identify major assets to leverage and barriers to overcome; define how eLearning will be integrated into the organization's overall learning environment
- Design courses based on clear performance-based and content-based objectives
- Create learner-centric courses which address felt needs of the learner
- Present information in the most effective way possible
- Use multimedia appropriately and strategically - not as a "magical additive"
- Provide structure for the learner with solid instructional design
- Give the learner many opportunities to practice (guided and/or self-guided)
- Actively engage the learner, rather than passive one-way information dump
- Assess the effectiveness of the course - did it meet objectives?
- When possible, provide opportunities for interaction with teachers and other learners
- Listen to the learner and solicit honest feedback; implement appropriate changes
- Standards compliance, compatibility, portability of the content in a rapidly changing marketplace (SCORM, AICC, etc.)
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