Rapid e-learning - Where is it now and where is it headed?

Rapid e-learning Where is it now and where is it headed? www.kineo.com Stuart Chadwick 14 th May 2010

About Kineo What is rapid learning? What makes rapid a success? What can we learn from the US? Where is rapid heading? Summary Outline

About Kineo

Our philosophy – what makes us different?
Partner lead
Small multi-skilled teams
Rapid prototyping – less paper/more output
Active learning designs and innovative approaches
Strong branding and tone
Embracing open source
Holistic learning solutions
Open to sharing what we know
Meeting client needs, whatever the requirement
Supporting the whole journey from need to measurement of success
Rapid & bespoke Learning portals Capability building

Working with leading clients and brands…

Q. What do you understand by rapid learning?

Use of authoring tools

Doing it yourself Instructional designer Developer Subject matter expert Script writer Project manager Tester Graphic designer

Doing it yourself Instructional designer Graphic designer Script writer Developer Project manager Subject matter expert Tester

Fast turn around 4 weeks 3 weeks 2 weeks! 1 week!!! But what about the quality?

Cost effective Cheap & Cheerful?

Articulate – Cable & Wireless

Articulate – McDonald’s

Articulate – Aramark

Captivate - TUI

Captivate – Barclays

Atlantic Link – Boots

Atlantic Link – BELL

Mohive – BBC

Mohive – Virgin Media

Mohive – BP

Bespoke – Canon

Q. What do we need in place to make rapid learning a success?

A recipe for rapid success
Clear objectives
Clear ownership
A small, focused team
Limited number of SMEs
Knowledge of the target audience
Good process
Instructional design skills
Knowing how to use the authoring tool well
Graphic design skills
Good IT infrastructure
Marketing
An online learning culture

Good tools don’t make a good designer “ If someone’s created bad e-learning, don’t point the finger at the tool, point the finger at the person who created that bad e-learning.” Tom Kuhlmann, Articulate

Good tools don’t make a good designer “ Does giving someone a paint brush make them an artist? Does giving someone an authoring tool make them an instructional designer?” Me ;-)

Rapid process Design Script Build Graphics Test Launch Prototype Review Review Review

Rapid process – Barclays Wealth Design Script Build Graphics Test Launch Prototype Review Review Review Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri 1 week turnaround! Tue

Motorola – Original PPT

Motorola – Script

Motorola – Build

Q. What can we learn from the US?

US research (Forester, 2009)
24% of corporate learning is rapid
25% use rapid instead of outsourcing e-learning development
Use more rapid than custom e-learning
Changing how content is developed and consumed
Enabling higher volumes of learning content creation
Shorter modules (easier to fit in, more completions)
Filling a gap
Becoming more sophisticated
Not limited to routine content
Changing the role of the instructional designer
Growing…
Ease Speed Cost saving

Q. Where is rapid heading?

Disposable e-learning How long do you expect your material to be relevant? 3 years? 1 year? 6 months? Is it relevant at all?

Open source software

Moodle – Open Source LMS

Push vs. pull content Users should be able to access (pull) content and learning in lots of different ways. But we also see content as organic – growing with it’s users and keeping itself up-to-date. Users push content by creating , rating and recommending it.

How can users find and pull information? tag clouds my coach my learning programme what’s hot? community latest discussions, blogs and twitters recommendations you might also like… my favourites search engine news feeds

How do users push and generate content? I love this resource. I’ll tell others and I give it 5 stars. This is a great resource. I’ll tag it so others can use it Community member Manager what’s hot? tag cloud search engine Team member I’ve made a discovery! I’ll share it with my team news update discussion Learning manager This maps to these peoples’ performance objectives my learning programme

My Kineo

Kineo resources
Rapid design guide
Reviews of rapid tools
Guide to online learning communities
Cammy’s blog
My Kineo
Lots of other free reports and resources
Consultative services around capability building
www.kineo.com

In summary
Rapid is… doing it yourself, a tool, a process, a way of thinking
We need good design skills as well as tools
Focus on short modules
Content is becoming more disposable
Open source creates new opportunities
Informal, social learning can be facilitated online
Learners can push as well as pull learning
Ease of creation, speed and cost savings are key drivers
Rapid seems here to stay

Thanks for listening www.kineo.com

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