If you’re new to e-learning, you might be wondering what you can do to boost your course design skills. In this article, we’ll look at a few ideas of places to start.
1. Articulate 360 Trai...
Published 10 years ago
Version 1.0
Blog Post
Hi All,
I've been using Articulate (Studio) for over a year. Find that when I'm putting a module together the collaboration with other departments, offering the ideas I have and what I'm thinking for putting the training together, and seeing if it is on the same wavelength.
From there the ideas go back and forth which can dictate how you might put the presentation together.
eg: which versions of slide to use to show information that will get the right message across or tables you need to include plus the questions to help retain information to the participant who does the module.
Point being, I think the most important part in making a module is making the content relevant and understandable to your audience and keeping the message consistent.
Regards
Graeme
I've been using Articulate (Studio) for over a year. Find that when I'm putting a module together the collaboration with other departments, offering the ideas I have and what I'm thinking for putting the training together, and seeing if it is on the same wavelength.
From there the ideas go back and forth which can dictate how you might put the presentation together.
eg: which versions of slide to use to show information that will get the right message across or tables you need to include plus the questions to help retain information to the participant who does the module.
Point being, I think the most important part in making a module is making the content relevant and understandable to your audience and keeping the message consistent.
Regards
Graeme
Good point, Graeme. Thanks for sharing your experience!