From the course: The Future of Workplace Learning (2020)
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How you deliver learning content matters
From the course: The Future of Workplace Learning (2020)
How you deliver learning content matters
- In the early days of e-learning, courses were designed to replicate traditional classroom experiences. Entire textbooks were uploaded as PDFs and audio was layered over PowerPoint decks. Now this works to a certain extent, but it falls way short of the digital experiences people have in their everyday lives. Check out a news website, for example, and information is laid out with articles and targeted headlines. Content is constantly refreshed and updated. Articles are written to gain interest, often with great storytelling. This is what your customer, the learner, has come to expect, too. I know what you're thinking. That's way too expensive for me. Well, you'd be surprised what can be done on a limited budget. Building a branching scenario? Give it to an experienced script writer and in a few hours, they'll take it from stale to realistic with minimum investment. Here's the other key point. Content must be…
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