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What is e-learning? E-learning in learning which is done electronically. This can be in many different formats such as infographics, online courses, videos etc. Put simply e-learning is displaying information in an attractive way....

Some of the information we have at the university can be incredibly boring, especially when on dry topics. Not many people enjoy seeing information in this way and many people would struggle to make it to the end of this section. e-learning can help us to get across a message in an interesting and engaging way which is both fun to create and also nice for the reader. People take on information better when presented to them in an interesting way.

How is it used in the directorate? Infographics Animated and recorded videos Screencasts Online courses Websites Social Media See examples:

So pretty much whenever! When should I be using it? Displaying information to staff / students 24 /7 accessibility Enhance engagement Improve retention Fun Save time and resource So pretty much whenever!

Some clever examples of use: Infographic to present boring stat information Students in distress guide. Save paper Final bad example: Delivering training and information. Record and save time and repetition

What do I need to consider before I create something? Accessibility Maintenance Creating

Quick chat: 5-10 mins Where in our own work or teams could you use e-learning to either improve a process or present information better?

Finding out more There are many formats of e-learning, if you would like to use some of these plenty of tutorials can be found online as well as more Digital technologies sessions.

Action plan! What will we now do to make sure that we implement e-learning in our work? Training Inform team Try it out

To find out more visit the LSSS tech website