Does your organization know how best to utilize your LMS for effective and engaging eLearning? If you answered “I think so”, “not really”, or “no”—then continue reading!
Co-hosted by Stephanie Jutras–with 20 years of instructional design experience—this webinar walks you through the basics for understanding the technical aspects of creating transferable eLearning courses that are SCORM compliant, in addition to insight on the specialized aspects of eLearning course development.
Watch this presentation to learn more about:
-SCORM compliance and its importance
-Using a SCORM course and the benefits it offers
-The first steps to creating SCORM compliant courses
-Creating engaging and effective eLearning courses
-Getting the most from the eLearning courses you create
Creating an Effective and Engaging eLearning in your LMS
1. EMPOWE R TA L E N T
Creating Effective & Engaging
eLearning in Your LMS
Hosted by Lambda Solutions and LimeStone Learning
2. Your Hosts
Sean Hougan
Marketing Coordinator
Stephanie Jutras
Managing Partner &
Instructional Designer
3. Agenda
1. Lambda Solutions and Limestone Learning
2. SCORM
3. Creating an Effective and Engaging eLearning Course
4. Getting the Most from your eLearning Course
5. Topics to Explore Further
6. Q & A
16. Step 1: Define WIIFM
• What’s in it for me (the learner)?
Describe course benefits
Explain knowledge gap that
will be filled
Use storytelling and case
studies
19. Step 2: Align Learning to Business Objectives
• Why?
– Easy buy-in from senior
executives
– Learning will align to
measurable performance
– Resource: The Six Disciplines of
Breakthrough Learning
20. Step 3: Use Project Management Principles
• The ADDIE Model:
– Set up realistic timelines to
complete each stage
– Organize tasks and
expectations for team
members
21. Step 4: Copy Edit & QA
• Ensure someone copy edits and
quality checks your work
• A fresh set of eyes will always see
from a new perspective
• Hiring contract editors common
practice
22. Getting the Most from your Course
1. Sharing Your Course
– Publish SCORM package through course
authoring tools
– Upload into your LMS
– In Totara:
• Turn ‘editing on’ in course page
• “Add activity or resource”
• Select SCORM Package
23. Getting the Most from your Course
2. The 70-20-10 Rule
– Based on 50+ years research
• 10% formal learning
• 20% People (i.e. coaching)
• 70% Informal Learning/On-the-job
experiences
24. 10% Formal Learning
• Provide:
– Standards
– Expectations
– The Foundation
• Delivered online or in-class
25. 20% People
• On-the-job feedback from:
– Supervisors
– Managers
– Co-workers
– Experts
• Feedback can be provided directly in a
LMS
26. 70% Informal Learning Experiences
• Learning by doing, ‘on the job’
– Using skills and knowledge learnt
from people and formal
learning/training sessions
• Provide learners with opportunities
to share experiences
– Blogs, discussion forums, wikis
– Set aside time for online synchronous
chats
27. Poll #3
• What topics do you want us to explore in greater depth for
future webinars?
Stephanie has over 20 years’ experience in the design, development and presentation of successful interactive learning programs. She is well-versed in conceptualizing and determining direction, vision and strategy for e-learning, blended learning, mobile learning, face-to-face training and self-study learning projects. Stephanie is an accomplished people and project manager and has extensive client service experience, working with both external and internal stakeholders. She is a member of the American Society for Training & Development, and holds an ASTD certificate in Advanced eLearning Instructional Design.
Sean: Specializing in marketing communication, Sean is passionate about helping organizations find their voice and market through writing. Focused on e-Learning solutions, Sean believes that online education is the next frontier in transforming teaching practices so that high-caliber education is accessible for all. Sean dreams of being a perpetual learner and finds any opportunities she can to expand her knowledge base.
SCORM: What is SCORM, why you need SCORM, Publishing SCORM
Creating and Effective and Engaging eLearning Course: how-to using instructional design principles, concept: WIFM, Connect learning to the job
Getting the Most: Sharing the course, 70-20-10 rule
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