Faculty Created Learning Objects

Slide 1:Faculty Created Learning Objects
Dr. Laverne Ludden, Indiana Wesleyan University Dan Wright, LAT, Inc.
Slide 2:Introductions
Dr. Laverne Ludden, Indiana Wesleyan University Dan Wright, LAT, Inc.
Slide 3:Introductions (cont.)
Dr. Jeremy Dunning, Indiana University and Arjunamultimedia, LLC www.arjunamultimedia.com
The Possibility Network�s mission is to provide adults with resources and tools that help them acquire and manage learning any place, any time, any way, and on any topic. Mission Statement
Slide 6:TPN Educational Partners
Offering 14,000 courses and 800 educational programs Colleges and Universities Career Schools Continuing Education Culture and the Arts Skills and Training More Than 60 Partners Representing:
Slide 7:A Fascination with Learning Objects
Learning in discrete form The promise of on-demand learning Learner controlled content and timing Searchable and retrievable
Slide 11:What Now?
Provide �approachable� tools Promote LO creation within focused communities Promote collaboration
Slide 12:Need for More Self-Directed & Learner Focused Learning Objects
The Talon Learning Object Suite Developed by Arjuna Multimedia Use a create tool to create learning objects My Solomon Use as repository for learning objects Train & encourage partners to develop learning objects to populate MySolomon
Slide 13:Dr. Dunning and the TALON Learning Objects
A better approach? Created by Dr. Jeremy Dunning (IU) 40 Templates for Macromedia Flash Built around specific teaching objectives Built for reusability $$
Slide 14:�Not Exactly�
Steep learning curve Educator patience Development barriers �Mine�
Slide 15:�Mine� (Toddler Law)
�If I�m doing or building something, all of the pieces are mine.� �If it�s mine, it must never appear to be yours in any way.� �If it looks like mine, it�s mine.� �If I give it to you and change my mind, it�s mine.� �If it�s broken, it�s yours.� �If I break it and you fix it, it�s mine.�
Slide 16:eLearning Factory
Developed by LAT in cooperation with Dr. Dunning and The Possibility Network Web-based tools for creating Learning Object Templates Lesson Pages Modules Includes content repository and collaboration tools $
Slide 19:Creating Learning Objects
Click & Drag Demo Discussion of other LO templates Metadata Tagging
Slide 23:LO Repository
A place for LOs to live and play An Institutional approach Sharing is optional Objects can be modified by others
Slide 25:Lesson Pages
A WYSIWIG web page editor Learning Object �wrappers� Supports embedded multimedia
Slide 29:Modules
Aggregated lesson pages and Los Create outline, then insert pages and learning objects into the outline Move outline items up and down, etc.
Slide 31:Complimentary Tools
Discussion board support �Deliver� Learning Objects, Lesson Pages, and Modules in various ways: Links HTML SCORM 1.2 Packages
Slide 33:Example eLF Modules
�Piano 101� �Windsurfing�
Slide 34:Next Steps
Continuing working with leaders in DOL 800-Organizational Learning course Working with IWU professors to research the development and effective use of LOs Improvements to user interface and community tools From prototype to production
Slide 35:Presenters
Dr. Laverne Ludden, Indiana Wesleyan University vern.ludden@indwes.edu www.indwes.edu Dan Wright, CEO LAT, Inc. dan.wright@lat-inc.com www.lat-inc.com

Faculty Created Learning Objects

Faculty Created Learning Objects

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Learning Objects

Learning Objects

Reusable Learning Objects

Faculty Learning Communities

Developing Learning Objects

Faculty Learning Circle

Faculty Created Learning Objects

Reusable Learning Objects (RLOs )

Learning Objects Network

Learning Objects or Learning Frameworks:

Learning Objects and Resources

Learning Objects Network

Reusable Learning Objects

Learning With Objects

Learning design and learning objects

Creating Learning Objects

Colossus Learning Objects

LEARNING OBJECTS

Faculty Learning Communities

Learning Objects

Learning Objects Metadata

Learning Objects