My Presentation on e-learning on 2008

1. Reena Pradhananga

2. “The use of technology to design,
deliver, select, administer, support and
extend learning“
- Elliot Masie
(The MASIE Centre: Learning Labs and Thinktank)

3. What is e-learning?
●Computer-based learning to provide a
more interactive and effective learning
experience
●Utilises multimedia and interactivity
●Industry standards available
 SCORM (Sharable Content Object Reference
Model)
 AICC (Aviation Industry CBT Committee)
 IMS Global Learning Consortium
 IEEE Learning Technology Standards Committee
© Tim Boyle

4. Advantages of e-learning

5. TICK !

6. T ime
I nteractivity
C ontent
K nowledge

7. Time
●Course development time
●Time required to cover the
course curriculum
oConsider splitting into modules
●Load times for web-based
learning

8. Interactivity
●Images, videos, audio and
animation.
●Real-life scenarios and sample
demonstrations
●Embedded questions and games
●Evaluation of the training
and assignments with instant

9. Content
●Clear layout
oFonts, colours, white space, image
quality
●Easy to navigate
oNo hidden links
oProgress update
●Additional support
oChat rooms, forums

10. Knowledge
●Know the audience
oWho are they and what are their
current skill levels?
●Objectives of the course
oWhat do you want to teach?
●Delivery Method
oWeb-based, CD-ROM or network-
based
oBlended learning environment

11. Development process

12. Conclusion
●E-learning can be an effective
strategy
for the development of human
resources.
●Effective e-learning should grab the
students’ attention and motivate them
to learn.

13. Conclusion
●E-learning can be an effective
strategy
for the development of human
resources.
●Effective e-learning should grab the
students’ attention and motivate them
to learn.
●We need to consider the “TICK”