Minds Online – Best Practices in Online Teaching & Learning
This workshop provides guidance on designing and developing an eLearning course for healthcare professionals and administrators. It focuses on asynchronous course design, development and delivery activities for adult learners in organizations characterized by technology constraints.
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This workshop will provide guidance on designing and developing an eLearning course for healthcare professionals and administrators who are new to eLearning design.
This workshop will focus on asynchronous course design, development and delivery activities for adult learners in organizations characterized by technology constraints, such as limited software. Participants will be provided with basic concepts and processes involved in eLearning development which can be leveraged for a variety of learner types – patients, students, etc. – across multiple disciplines.
By the end of this workshop, learners will be able to write learning objectives for their eLearning course; create a storyboard for their eLearning course; and develop an appropriate assessment for their eLearning course.
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