Library tutorials

Hi Averil,

Jade Kelsall ( @jadekelsall ) made some nice library-based elearning.  I just tweeted her asking for links.

Linda

Hi Linda

That's great, thanks!

Averil

Averil,

I haven't gotten hold of Jade, but I have found a webpage full of her modules at http://library.leeds.ac.uk/skills-online-tutorials   Not all of the examples here are Articulate, but the majority are.

Linda

Hi

Thanks, I've seen these in the past but loooks like they've been updated!

Averil

Hi Linda and Averil,

I am not sure if this is the right place for this question, but thought I would give it a try.  Would you happen to know how much one of these courses would cost the student, if they were paid courses?

Thanking you in advance,

Helena

Hi Helena,

There have been several conversations on this board about how much to charge for courses here's one of them http://community.articulate.com/forums/p/1860/9954.aspx#9954

Linda

Hi folks,

Thanks for filling in for me, Linda - I've been on holiday

Yes we've updated the design of those tutorial recently, but the content is much the same.

We also have an online Library induction, which you can find here:

http://skills.library.leeds.ac.uk/libraryguide/

Hi Jade

Thanks - yes I saw that, it's nice! Looks like you used a variety of things to create the resources? Is there anything you would recommend?

thanks

Averil

I tend to use Articulate as the main container for our resources, with other bits of software used to create individual activities.

The Library Guide for example uses Articulate, with bits of screen capture done in Captivate. However I've just this minute had a conversation with a colleague about possibly phasing out Captivate in favour of Screenr for screen capture, as Screenr videos are much less time consuming to record and keep up to date.

I'd highly recommend Articulate for this sort of thing.

Like to read books in library

Does anyone know of sample templates of courses where students learn how to check out library books?