An eLearning that explains system architecture
Jan 07, 2014
By
Danny Weiner
Hi.
Need your help with ideas and inspiration.
An eLearning lesson for programmers about a system’s architecture (servers, databases, etc.). By the end of it, they are expected to be able to describe it, and more important, to describe how to set it up. The set up is process-wise, so the different components should be presented in a certain order. Any ideas or existing examples?
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Could you explain a bit more about what your specific learning goals are? What have you built already? And what do you want to test? What should your learners be able to do at the end?
Because the order of implementation matters (you need the server before the database and the database before the client), it might be fun to present as a relay. Each leg of the relay can be a different color and cover a different architecture element. Then you could do a similar relay as a test and have the learner fill in the details. It would be fun and easier to remember for the learner.
It's not clear from your description how detailed you need to be with it, but that's one idea.
Thanks Lisa. To get a better idea, are you familiar with anything similar that I can review?
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