Creating engaginge-learning course
Instructional designer’s dream: e-learning = ENGAGEMENT!
But moreoftenformula of failure works:e-learning = bullet points = BORING!
A lot of people are killed by bulletpoints right now!
According to recent researchE-learning doesn’t kill people
People are killed by other people
Not intentionally
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Reasons? Lack of:Good presentation
Balanced color scheme
Suitable feedback        Purpose         Concept        Good layout 142536
Vicious circle
That’s  the question!WHYdevelopedbad andboring e-learning courses?
Characteristics of memoryLike needle’s eye our shirt term-memory can held only  3 items  simultaneously.If more – we could notlearn. If don’t use what we have learnt during30 minutes, we lose it.Have you kept it in mind when you developed your last course?
Bad and boring e-learning formula:““TESTCaterpillarTextText + PictureTextOops...
Deadliest  mistakes?
Brain aneurysms – he had to read every word on slide.
Visualfatigue - she fall asleep and could not wake up.
Eyestrain– She tried to read each slide with 9 pt font.
To much of a text – one more victimof bad e-learning.
No purpose… No emotions… No engagement… death by e-learning course.
MURDER WEAPONS: Purpose not defined.
Flat linear course structure and no story.
No taste,bad graphics.
No sound, no video,  no  interactivity.
Inharmonious colors.
Boring  feedback  test  as usual.123456
Main question: HOW to develop goodand interesting e-learning courses?
How good e-learning works?Relevant goal creates engagement Engagement  keeps  attention Attention  creates  action123
Are there EMOTIONSin your course?
Are there FUN in your course?
Is your course  МULTITUSKING?Does your course help company?Does your course help EMPLOYEE ?
Course is intermediary between you and learner. Course can help you to show your attitude to something learner is going to know. Try to make course as human and honest as possible.
That’s  cool!That’s  funny!You can share your attitude this way.Steve Jobs, AppleBill Gates, Microsoft

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