Rapid Online Prototyping (a.k.a. How the Average Person can make eLearning for Free in less than an Hour) Session 320 (Studio/How-To)

Be sure to check out this session as well: Sandboxing: Creating a Learning Innovation Center

  

Join us for this session on Monday - 1:45pm to 2:45pm in Fiesta 6

 

Listen to a Preview PodCast

 

 

 

Richard Culatta CIA University

As web-based learning tools become increasingly powerful, the way we create learning content is changing. By using the web browser as a platform, learning objects can be created collaboratively from any location at any time. During this session we will create a simple learning object from start to finish using only free, online tools available through the web browser.  I hope this will provide a glimpse of what the next generation of learning content development will look like.  The specific sites that we will be using will be posted below soon and will include interacting with a subject matter expert, sketching out ideas, editing images and video, editing text, and creating the final learning object.  All of this will be done without leaving the web browser.

 

 

Tools that will be used:

 

1.) Online Collaboration - Thinkature, Imagination Cubed, skrbl.com

2.) Image Editing - Fauxto

3.) Video Editing - Eyespot, jumpcut.com, muveemix.com, moviemasher.com, jaycut.com

4.) Text Editing - Google Docs

5.) Learning Object Building - BrainHoney

 

Session Objectives:

 

• Process for developing learning content on-line
• Web 2.0 tools for creating on-line content
• Future trends for educational media development

 

 

The presentation for this session can be found on Google Docs 

You can also learn more about rapid design by going to my site, Instructional Design

 

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