Using Communication Models to Design Effective Elearning
Danny Simms
Associate Professor
What can you do with a 400-page Word document to make it more engaging for university students that need to study online?
Associate Professor Danny Simms, Head of Faculty for Leadership and Management, faced the challenge of developing e-learning content for the Master of Leadership and Management from very text-heavy Word documents.
Incorporating existing instructional design (ID) techniques with models of communication and conversation, leveraging Ispring products and other media development platforms, Danny has created rich and personal feelings, learning opportunities for his master's degree students.
During this presentation, Danny will share the rationale for, and the communication/conversation model used as the basis of the instructional design for the learning pathways, as well as examples.
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About the presenter
Danny Simms
Associate Professor
Associate Professor Danny Simms is recognized as a subject matter expert in individual and organizational capability and culture development. As a practitioner of organizational development (OD) organizational behavior (OB) principles and methodologies, Danny has undertaken research into best-practice capability/culture development, written and presented papers at conferences, and is a published author.
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