The effectiveness of e-learning depends less on the tools themselves than on the instructional strategies chosen, the technology used to deliver content, the needs and interests of learners, and the nature of the subject matter. This presentation shows how strategies can be developed and applied to build and improve instructional design, and why they are essential to a high-quality, high-value course.
It also explains how distance learning methods and strategies help the learning process succeed and reach its intended goals. These strategies organize learning for students and help build a range of skills across the human, intellectual, performance-related and social dimensions, which deepens understanding of the importance and advantages of e-learning in modern education.
The presentation is a practical reference for teachers who want to develop their e-learning practice.
Teachers and trainers who want to apply distance learning strategies effectively, instructional content designers seeking to improve the quality of instructional design, managers and heads of education departments, and anyone interested in digital education.