Rapid E-Learning
I was discussing this with my friend and thought I would blog this for my reference. During my discussion with my friend on this topic, we documented the sequence of steps we followed to build an e-learning module with minimum effort.
1. Select the topic to be covered and check if there are any presentations already avilable on the subject. Create presentations if required, to bridge topics.
2. Get an expert trainer to handle the subject in a classroom mode, in front of a running camera. Videograph the sessions based on the presentations.
3. Cut the footage into appropriate sizes, matching the slides in the presentations.
4. Port the footage and the slides into Flash and use cuepoint animation to sync.
5. Ensure that you have some questions at the end to evaluate your leaner's understanding on the subject.
You are ready with a rapid e-learning module. (More or less a talking head)
We have tried this on experiment basis. The topic we chose was Instructional Designing, so we neither had to search for an expert or appropriate presentations. We had them all with us :-)
1. Select the topic to be covered and check if there are any presentations already avilable on the subject. Create presentations if required, to bridge topics.
2. Get an expert trainer to handle the subject in a classroom mode, in front of a running camera. Videograph the sessions based on the presentations.
3. Cut the footage into appropriate sizes, matching the slides in the presentations.
4. Port the footage and the slides into Flash and use cuepoint animation to sync.
5. Ensure that you have some questions at the end to evaluate your leaner's understanding on the subject.
You are ready with a rapid e-learning module. (More or less a talking head)
We have tried this on experiment basis. The topic we chose was Instructional Designing, so we neither had to search for an expert or appropriate presentations. We had them all with us :-)
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