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Hello, we are . Oppida team Bianca Raby Dylan Bennett Founder/CEO Senior Learning Designer 5 Key considerations Learners 1 Best practice digital learning 2 Course agility/longevity 3 Analytics 4 Administration 5 1) Learners

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Hello, we are

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Oppida team…

Bianca Raby

Founder/CEO

Dylan Bennett

Senior Learning Designer

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5 Key considerations

1 Learners 2 Best practice digital learning 3 Course agility/longevity 4 Analytics 5 Administration

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1) Learners

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1) Learners

“…..a large — and growing — proportion of the population has grown up in an era of digital technology, empowered consumers, and information sharing. They live and work at a time where pe personalisation an and customi misat ation ar are the new w stan andar ard.”

Fut Futur ure s e skills a and nd t traini ning ng, A , ASIC SIC 2017 2017

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1) Learners

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1) Learners

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1) Learners

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1) Learners: Considerations in Canvas

  • Plan your navigation! Canvas is a linear system… the homepage is key!
  • Design the UX. Make it look appealing with banners, buttons, page breaks

etc.…

  • Horizontal designs don’t work great on mobile… know how your learners

access your content.

  • Ensure as much content as possible is in the pages. Label images correctly.

Provide descriptions of diagrams as this supports accessibility.

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1) Learners: Homepage on desktop

Clear heading Beautiful designed assets Clear description Expectation setting Visual clues

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1) Learners: Homepage on mobile

Horizontal designs get squashed! Random errors sometimes occur!

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2) Best practice digital learning

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2) Best practice digital learning

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Social lea earni ning ng: discussion boards, group tasks, learning communities

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Student ent eng engagem ement: ent: multi modal, active and passive, navigation, gamification, authentic feedback

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Contextual: learning assets, real world connections, constructively aligned assessments.

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Accessi essibility ty: appropriately chunked content, asset descriptions,

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2) Best practice digital learning

So Socia cial l lea learning ning in in Canva nvas

Notebowl: Creates a newsfeed which adds a Synchronous engagement.

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Multi ti modal: Read, Watch, Discuss, Listen, Read, Reflect

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Activ ive and passiv ive: P .P .P .A.P .A.PP . Rule of thumb “every 15 minutes of content switch from Active to Passive at least once.

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Navigat ation: : Linear or self directed? The key is homepage design

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Gamificat ation: : Design a progress bar, estimate time to complete content, allow learners to mark off tasks, badging.

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Authentic ic feedback: Facilitation model is critical! Use Assignments and Quizzes to capture learners ideas and feedback.

2) Best practice digital learning

Stu tudent t engagement t in Canvas

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2) Best practice digital learning

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Content chunking Descriptions for images Limit PDF’s Subtitles Keyboard accessibility Responsiveness Colours

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2) Best practice digital learning

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3) Course agility/longevity

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3) Course agility/longevity

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Iterative: Can it be edited easily? Does the structure allow for additional material?

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Respon ponsiv ive: Have you coded as many images as possible?

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Qualit lity assurance: What QA processes to you employ before publishing and after? Are you using course Blueprints?

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Futur ure e proofing ng: Have you used ‘linking’ as much as possible? Is there centralized information (a single source of truth) for the student.

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3) Course agility/longevity

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4) Analytics

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4) Analytics

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Inform the future: Are you maximizing the system to inform the future? How can you use as much of the Canvas functionality as possible?

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Adaptiv ive le learnin ing: Have you experimented with Mastery Paths?

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Journey y design: Are there opportunities to lock content to ensure certain critical elements are complete?

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5) Administration

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5) Administration

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Facilitation: n: Is it set up to support the facilitation model?

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Mainte tenance: What is the process for responding to broken links

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Revie iew: How will you design so that content reviews are easy and inexpensive?

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Blueprints: Are you using these effectively?

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Consis istency: Have you a style guide? What design rules have you implemented?

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Orga ganis isation ion: : Is there a clear naming conventions? Are the folders set up logically? Can someone else come in and know where everything is?

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5) Administration

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How can we help you?

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OPP01: Designing digital learning

https://oppida.teachable.com/p/designing-digital-learning

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Digital learning health checks

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Set up a call

https://calendly.com/oppida/30-minute-chat-with-oppida

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Thank you

Please get in touch…

hello@oppida.co Ph Phon

  • ne: (03) 9005 7223

Wh Whats atsApp: +61(0)487 320 857