A change in design thinking

Scrolling Your learners are already doing it

Scrolling Your learners are already doing it ‘Keep everything above the fold’ is out of date Easier Elegant Exploratory Device proof your learning

Scrolling Works Volvo site had car model information using click to go to next page. Users only saw 18% of the content Changed to one long scrolling page 46% of users now view the content

Rethinking E-Learning Design Making navigation a part of the journey No page templates Building flexible content in small blocks and components Meaningful navigation – pages are as long or as short as they need to be Think about use on different devices

ABC – Article, Blocks, Components

Learner centered design Learner is still at the heart of the learning even though the method and delivery approach has changed Can still use Gagne and scenario approaches It requires a new approach to design thinking and allows more creativity

Open source & free No vendor lock-in Fully responsive Industry standards Accessible Searchable Adopts web based scrolling principles Adapt

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