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Developing Online Learning Tools Strategies for Creating a Set of Best Practices for Your Library Liz Johns | Teaching & Learning Librarian Virginia Commonwealth University, Richmond, VA

Challenges in Developing Online Learning Tools USE BY 23JUL 09

Challenges in Developing Online Learning Tools

What are some of your challenges?

Good online learning programs… Are up to date Facilitate active learning Are comprised of tools that complement each other Address skills in a strategic and coordinated way

Problem at VCU USE BY 23JUL 09

STRATEGY 1: CREATE A SCHEDULE FOR UPDATING OR REPLACING TOOLS.

Research and Analysis: Video Hosting Platforms

STRATEGY 2: RESEARCH THE OPTIONS TO DETERMINE WHAT’S BEST FOR YOU. STRATEGY 3: KEEP YOUR TOOLS ORGANIZED AND IN LOGICAL PLACES.

Research and Analysis: Learning Outcomes What learning outcomes are most important for us to cover? Prioritize

STRATEGY 4: PRIORITIZE LEARNING OUTCOMES.

Research and Analysis: Mediums Does the medium match the learning goals?

? Research and Analysis: Mediums

Videos Evaluating Information

Hover maps Videos Games Infographics Evaluating Information

Hover maps engage users

Infographics speed information processing

Games help practice skills and check knowledge

STRATEGY 5: ENSURE THE MEDIUM IS APPROPRIATE FOR THE LEARNING OUTCOMES. STRATEGY 6: CREATE TOOLS THAT ARE COORDINATED OR COMPLEMENT EACH OTHER.

Design Aspects Standardization helps minimize confusion, helps users recognize tools from your library over time, and creates a cohesive, coordinated look for your tools.

Design Aspects: What can be standardized? Colors schemes Fonts Size, color, shape of graphics. Eg. Wide dark red arrows vs. narrow light blue arrows. Opening and closing of videos (standard PPT slides) Size and length

STRATEGY 7: MAINTAIN CONSISTENCY IN DESIGN ELEMENTS.

Development Encourage librarians to use the same software when developing similar tools. Encourage librarians to go through the same processes when developing tools. Use standardized language for your library, and avoid library jargon. Eg: Library service desk vs. front desk vs. circulation desk

STRATEGY 8: SIMPLIFY DEVELOPMENT THROUGH COMMON SOFTWARE, SHARED PROCESSES, AND AGREED UPON LANGUAGE.

STRATEGY 9: KEEP ACCESSIBILITY IN MIND

Implementation Training!

STRATEGY 10: MAKE GUIDELINES EASY TO ACCESS AND UNDERSTAND.

Maintenance Ongoing training Surveying the field for changes and new developments Continual assessment of tools

STRATEGY 11: DON’T STOP THE CONVERSATION.

Strategies 1: Create a schedule for updating or replacing tools. 2: Research the options to determine what’s best for you. 3: Keep your tools organized and in logical places. 4: Prioritize learning outcomes. 5: Ensure the medium is appropriate for the learning outcomes. 6: Create tools that are coordinated or complement each other. 7: Maintain consistency in design elements. 8: Simplify development through common software, shared processes, and agreed upon language. 9: Keep accessibility in mind 10: Make guidelines easy to access and understand. 11: Don’t stop the conversation.

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