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Quality Assurance in e-learning production
Monday 9 July 2012 at 18:06
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Edited by Jonathan Vernon, Tuesday 10 July 2012 at 02:07
Quality = fitness for purpose
Looks right
Works
Stands up to cost-benefit analysis
This is from a book that came as the box of resources in 2001 when the MAODE was called a MAODL and the term 'e-learning' hadn't come into common usage - we called it 'online learning', or 'web-based learning' and in practice meant 'migrating content to the Web' which as an interactive DVD would typically fail to upload or play thus for a decade web-based learning was a poorer cousin of the bespoke DVD with 3D animations and oodles of specially commissioned video.
Quality Assurance in e-learning production
Looks right
Works
Stands up to cost-benefit analysis
This is from a book that came as the box of resources in 2001 when the MAODE was called a MAODL and the term 'e-learning' hadn't come into common usage - we called it 'online learning', or 'web-based learning' and in practice meant 'migrating content to the Web' which as an interactive DVD would typically fail to upload or play thus for a decade web-based learning was a poorer cousin of the bespoke DVD with 3D animations and oodles of specially commissioned video.