Getting started with elearning

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Whether you are new to elearning and looking for advice on where to get started or you’d like to brush up on your knowledge, this presentation will provide you with useful tips and useful insights into what structures are needed for effective workplace learning. Presentation delivered by Dr. Maureen Murphy, Managing Director or Aurion Learning as part of Aurion Learning's Masterclass series 2014.

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GETTING STARTED WITH E-

LEARNING

Dr. Maureen Murphy Managing Director & E-Learning Strategist, Aurion

Learning

3 Steps to Success

DEVELOP

ASSESS

PREPARE

PREPARE

• CREATE A LEARNING STRETEGY

Define your aims and identify knowledge gaps

within your organisation.

• IDENTIFY A SOLUTION THAT FITS BOTH THE GOALS AND THE AUDIENCE

• SET QUANTITATIVE GOALS AND DEFINITIONS OF SUCCESS

Make a list of measurable outcomes you’d like to see.

• GET BUY-IN

Communicate issues, goals and expectations to stakeholders.

Make sure they understand the

value of your new

E-Learning initiative.

Keep in mind the age and background of users and technology.

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DEVELOP

• ASK INTERNAL SUBJECT MATTER EXPERTS

Identify the experts within your organisation and ask them to share their expertise with you.

• BEGIN TO DESIGN AND DEVELOP

• SET THE TECHNICAL REQUIREMENTS

Check out our Jargon Buster handbook for E-Learning newbies.

Keep in mind accessibility and usability when choosing fonts

and colours.

• INSTRUCTIONAL DESIGN

Apply best practice pedagogical principles. Think rich, concise

content, heaps of interactivity and beautiful multimedia.

Scenarios & Stories

Explainer videos/Visualis

ation

Screen Casts

LearningPerformance Support Apps

Webinars, Virtual

Classrooms

Social/Peer Learning

Tutorial/Linear Learning

Vodcasts & Podcasts

Class to Screen

Work-based Learning

Simulations

DEVELOP

• ASK INTERNAL SUBJECT MATTER EXPERTS

Identify the experts within your organisation and ask them to share their expertise with you.

• BEGIN TO DESIGN AND DEVELOP

• SET THE TECHNICAL REQUIREMENTS

Check out our Jargon Buster handbook for E-Learning newbies.

Keep in mind accessibility and usability when choosing fonts

and colours.

• INSTRUCTIONAL DESIGN

Apply best practice pedagogical principles. Think rich, concise

content, heaps of interactivity and beautiful multimedia.

Gleneagles: Onboarding programme

• Rich design to reflect the Brand

• Simple navigation - newbie E-Learners

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• Colourful, responsive design.

• Storytelling throughout and video interviews.

• Real-world case studies.

ASSESS

• PILOT

• ASSESS THE SUCCESS OF YOUR E-LEARNING

• AMEND WHERE NECESSARY

Take on board the feedback given by your pilot group and decide which changes are necessary.

• COLLECT LEARNER DATA

Ask an internal group of stakeholders to test and review your learning campaign.

Use the data to create a Return on Investment modify your goals & strategy as needed and share your successes.

Use online feedback & focus groups/lunch n learns to collect valuable data on knowledge/performance improvement

Assessing Success: HSELanD

No. of New Registrations E-Learning Programmes Completed

Hub Registrations 0

10000

20000

30000

40000

50000

60000

15066 13865

4877

19867

26519

7943

29329

54652

11298

2011-2012 2012-2013 2013-2014

DEVELOP

ASSESS

PREPARE

3 Steps to Success

How can we make E-Learning easy for you?

Thanks & Questions

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