This presentation discusses the process of designing effective learning experiences including analyzing learner needs, brainstorming relevant methods and resources, developing a curriculum and assessing outcomes. It covers topics like setting clear learning objectives, organizing content logically, selecting appropriate delivery methods like multimedia and interaction. The document also provides tips on engagement, assessment methods, matching delivery to learning styles, and emerging technologies in learning design.
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1. Learning Design and
Delivery
In this presentation we'll explore the process of creating effective learning
experiences, from understanding learner needs to delivering content
effectively and evaluating outcomes.
by Kritapas Lerd
2. The ABCs of Learning Design
Analyze
Begin by understanding your audience and their
learning needs.
Brainstorm
Choose relevant methods and resources that
will best engage your learners and help them
achieve their goals.
Create
Develop a curriculum and assess learning
outcomes.
Deliver
Facilitate learning, monitor progress and adapt
your approach based on feedback.
3. Curriculum Design
1
Learning Objectives
Define clear learning objectives that are
specific, measurable, achievable, relevant and
time-bound.
2
Sequencing
Organize content in a logical order that aligns
with the learner's journey.
3
Delivery
Select appropriate instructional methods,
incorporate multimedia elements and
interactive activities that help reinforce learning.
4. Assessment Methods
Traditional Testing
Create written or oral tests that
evaluate the learner's
understanding of the material.
Discussion and Group
Work
Encourage students to discuss
material, share their experiences
and work together to solve
problems.
Surveys and Feedback
Gather feedback on what worked
and what needs improvement,
and use it to improve your
curriculum and delivery methods.
5. Effective Content Delivery
1 Engage the Learner
Use storytelling, humor, and examples to capture your learner's attention.
2 Enrich with Multimedia
Use images, audio, video and other multimedia to improve information retention and
engage learners with different learning styles.
3 Empower with Interaction
Include interactive elements such as quizzes, games, and simulations to help learners apply
knowledge and ensure they are actively engaged in the learning experience.
6. Evaluating Learning Outcomes
Evaluation Metrics
Select the right metrics to
measure the effectiveness of
your program, including
knowledge gain, satisfaction,
and engagement.
Data Analysis
Analyze collected data to
identify trends, and make
data-driven decisions to
improve your program.
Continuous
Improvement
Use evaluation data to refine
your approach, and continue
to evolve your curriculum to
meet changing needs.
8. The Future of Learning Design
Virtual Reality
Simulate workplace challenges,
dangerous environments or
complex tasks in a safe, controlled
environment.
Mobile Learning
Learning on-the-go. Accessing
learning content anytime and
anywhere.
Artificial Intelligence
Intelligent tutoring systems that
create personalized learning
experiences based on the
learner's progress and
performance.