"As more organizations turn to online instruction to train their employees and customers, more administrators and other leaders are finding themselves in the position of having to create a lot of content. These leaders must turn their presentations, lectures, on-the-job training and years of experience into self-contained lessons that not only contain a great deal of institutional knowledge, but also convey it effectively. This task may seem intimidating and overwhelming. There are, however, a few tips that can simplify the process."
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Good basic advice. Again, good teaching practice as applied to e-learning.
While aimed at business - the advise given here (Feb 11, 2015 | Posted by Henson Gawliu Jr. ) can easily be applied to creating eLearning content for schools - simply guidelines broken down as follows:
1.Take advantage of the medium.
2. Keep it uncluttered.
3. Reinforce frequently.
4. Seek out experts.
5. Keep your goals in mind.
6. Put yourself in the students shoes.