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Designing Effective eLearning: Tools, Engagement, and Development Insights

This guide provides an overview of essential tools and strategies for designing impactful eLearning experiences. Discover top development tools like Adobe Captivate and Articulate Storyline, along with hardware requirements for optimal performance. Learn about learner engagement techniques, the importance of attention spans, and effective quiz creation. This resource emphasizes the significance of budgeting development time wisely to ensure quality outcomes. Whether you're creating software simulations or interactive lessons, these insights will enhance your eLearning design.

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Designing Effective eLearning: Tools, Engagement, and Development Insights

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  1. Designing Effective eLearning Kevin Siegel ksiegel@iconlogic.com @kevin_siegel

  2. Overview • Top Development Tools • The Hardware • Your time • Learner time • Engagement and Retention

  3. Top Development Tools • Adobe Captivate • Articulate Storyline • TechSmith Camtasia Studio • Adobe Presenter • Articulate Presenter

  4. The Hardware • Any modern PC • Any modern Mac • Lots of memory • Headset • Web Server or LMS

  5. What…is the attention span of a typical goldfish?

  6. What…is the attention span of a typical person surfing the web?

  7. Once…the learner clicks the Play button to begin an individual lesson (module), how long should it take for the learner to able to complete the lesson?

  8. Edward EVERETT

  9. Did You Say Something?… Source: http://www.statisticbrain.com/attention-span-statistics/

  10. No Really, Did You Say Something?

  11. Meet the Ums

  12. Tell Um…

  13. Teach Um…

  14. Tell Um What YouTaught Um…

  15. Engage Um…

  16. Quiz Um…

  17. How Can You Engage? • Clickable Areas (Captivate, Storyline, Camtasia) • Action Verbiage (Captivate, Storyline, Camtasia) • Variables (Captivate, Storyline) • Interactions (Captivate) • Quizzes (Captivate, Storyline, Camtasia)

  18. When It Comes toDas Quiz • Stick with Multiple Choice and True/False • Think Compliance & HTML5 • No more than 5-10 Questions per 5-minute eLearning lesson • Don’t be mean!

  19. How Long? As a general rule, you should budget two hours of development for each minute of eLearning play time.

  20. Does Not Include… Graphic Design | Script Writing | Rehearsals | Voiceover Scripts | Audio Recording | Audio Editing | Writing Question Slides | 508 Compliance | Managing the Course (learner access/success/etc)

  21. http://www.iconlogic.com/captivate-elearning-calculator-download.htmlhttp://www.iconlogic.com/captivate-elearning-calculator-download.html

  22. Samples of eLearning • Software Demonstration • Software Simulation

  23. Questions? Follow-Up? Contact Me: Kevin Siegel ksiegel@iconlogic.com @kevin_siegel

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