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Chapter 2 – How to get started in ODL

The chapter looks at certain issues that need to be considered when deciding on composing the content for ODL:
>> This is an abstract of the chapter, you can download the chapter as a whole as a PDF-file by clicking this link.

  • The pedagogical platform – creating a model for the overall approach to the use of ODL in a specific context
  • The modularity of ODL – modules, work-packages and learning objects
  • How to get started – the steps in instructional design

For the potential ODL provider the following advice is recommended:

  • Choose the pedagogical platform before investing in a learning management system
  • Consider your content according to a “just in case” or “just in time” approach
  • Chose standards for your learning objects
  • Brand your ODL approach and use your branding criteria when designing work packages
  • Reflect on the possibilities of combining objectives when designing work packages
  • Be realistic about the needed investment, including staff working time

Test the suitability of the content before using ODL

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