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E-Learning Trends 2011
- 1. Why the future is not what it was Steve Rayson Steve Lowenthal Trends in E-learning 2011
- 2. About Kineo 200 staff globally Offices in US, UK, China, Sweden, New Zealand, South Africa & Israel, opening in Australia ISO 9001 and ISO 14001 accredited Various awards including E-Learning Company of the Year Our focus is on working with large corporate organisations We design and deliver learning platforms and content
- 3. Our Clients
- 4. Trend 1 – Immersive/tactile design
- 6. E-learning Content Visual Richness Innovative Design Approaches Sophisticated scenarios Design Styles
- 7. Learning Management Systems Rich portal, immersive designs
- 8. What do these e-learning modules have in common?
- 9. Design Art direction Learning design Creativity Tool capabilities
- 10. Design Art direction Learning design Creativity Tool capabilities
- 11. Design Art direction Learning design Creativity Tool capabilities
- 12. Design
- 13. All built with Captivate and Articulate
- 14. Trend 2 – Rapid E-Learning Comes of Age
- 15. Real World Challenges Speed – Bersin, 89% need solutions in 3 weeks Change - Stuff happens, need for flexibility SMEs – Limited access, empowerment Ease of Use -Limited time to develop complex skill sets
- 16. What do internal teams need? More for Less Control Speed Pressure on budgets Edit modules Meet speed of Lower cost blends Create new modules business demands Flexible supplier Ease of use Replicable models working Templates & Assets
- 17. Just Powerpoint No Design Rapid E-learning Myths Tool Does Everything Can’t Do Scenarios
- 18. Articulate • Desktop, ppt plugin, easy to use Lectora/Storyline • Desktop tool, more complex but more control Mohive/Coursebuilder • Server based, complex but maintenance much easier, expensive
- 19. Trend 3 – Open Source and Free
- 20. Which LMS Am I? Development team 130+ active developers size Customer base 46,000+ registered sites serving 32m users 545 registered sites with over 5,000 users 50 registered sites with over 50,000 users Open University: 4,700 courses and 607,000 users Localisation 75+ language packs available Popularity 160,000+ downloads per month 875,000 registered community users Community growing at 1,800 users per day 40,000 active on the community site each month
- 21. “Moodle™ is ranked as the #1 LMS product among eLearning Guild members with over 24% of respondents selecting it as their primary LMS.”
- 23. Totara is a custom distribution of Moodle with the following enhancements for corporates: • Individual development plans • Sophisticated search • Classroom management • Dashboard reporting • Team management • Manager reporting • Competency management • Hierarchy management • Learning paths • HR system integration
- 24. Totara & Moodle Clients Tesco - the UK’s largest private sector employer PAZ - the largest energy company in Israel BMI healthcare - UK’s number 1 private hospital group Nike – major retailer Victim Support - Serving over 70 locations in New Zealand Michelin – for all dealers in China Timberland – Major retailer
- 25. Trend 4 – Mobile Learning
- 28. Types of content : • performance support • quizzes/assessment • videos • stories with audio Fast changing area
- 29. Types of content : • performance support • quizzes/assessment • videos • stories with audio Fast changing area
- 30. Native apps popular but platform specific Can use cross platform development tools eg PhoneGap or Titanium or others Can use existing tools eg Adobe, Articulate, Lectora Are native apps the way to go?
- 31. Native Apps Smooth, easy to install, easy to monetise, easy to promote, can access phone functions eg camera Web Apps No need to get App store consent, download from url, cross platform, many html improvements, still some issues eg cache space
- 32. Trend 5 – Collaborative, Social Learning
- 33. M-Learning: An Introduction to Mobile Learning – Clark Quinn, Quinnovation
- 34. M-Learning: An Introduction to Mobile Learning – Clark Quinn, Quinnovation
- 36. Trend 1 – Rich content Trend 2 – Rapid content Trend 3 – Open source & Free Trend 4 – Mobile Learning Trend 5 – Collaborative, Social Learning
- 37. Portal style LMS Open source Licence free Rich, tactile content Built with rapid tools Accessed via multiple devices Collaborative & social learning