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Tips for Good E-Learning Design By Jo Whitfield

Discover best practices for e-learning design in this insightful guide by Jo Whitfield. Explore blended and online learning examples that incorporate effective use of icons and graphics to capture attention and define resource types. Learn how to structure instructions clearly, utilize video resources, and apply sub-headings for better readability. Choose between learning styles such as reading or video, and use color strategically to emphasize key information. For further resources, visit theelearningsite.com or check out "Instructional Design for E-Learning" by Marina Arshavskiy on Amazon.

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Tips for Good E-Learning Design By Jo Whitfield

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  1. Tips for Good E-Learning Design By Jo Whitfield

  2. Show and tell – BLENDED EXAMPLE

  3. Show and tell – ONLINE / BLENDED EXAMPLE Use of icons / graphics to draw attention & identify resource type Instructions – not assessable / how to use resources VIDEO - Resource type, title and how long Break-up page / use of sub-headings Choice of learning style – Reading OR Video Use of colour to highlight key information

  4. WANT TO KNOW MORE? • Website • theelearningsite.com • Blog • The Rapid eLearning Blog • Textbook • “Instructional Design for eLearning” by Marina Arshavskiy available at Amazon.com • Tap into your own organisation

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