E-learning
E-learning development is the creation of digital, online learning experiences and is a format of the Instructional Design process. E-learning development specifically focuses on designing and developing online courses, modules, and other digital learning experiences.
We provide full e-learning development using the latest e-learning tools:
- Articulate Storyline 360
- Articulate Rise 360
- Adobe Captivate
- Elucidat
Our team of developers can create Level 1, Level 2, and Level 3 e-learning from your existing content.
Level 1 E-learning
A Level 1 e-learning package is the most basic level of interactivity. Level 1 interactions are typically limited to one-way communication, where the learner passively receives information from the course content, such as reading text, viewing images, or listening to audio.
Examples of level 1 interactions in e-learning include:
- Viewing slides or pages of information
- Listening to audio lectures or narration
- Reading text-based content, such as instructions, definitions, or case studies
- Viewing images or videos to support the learning experience
Why use Level 1 interactivity in your online course
A Level 1 e-learning package can be an effective way to deliver basic information to learners in a more cost-effective manner, although higher levels of interaction, such as level 2 and level 3 interactions, allow for more opportunities for learners to actively participate in the learning experience.
Level 2 E-learning
A Level 2 e-learning package offers a higher level of interactivity than level 1 interaction. Level 2 interactions involve a limited amount of interaction between the learner and the course content, typically through simple quizzes or assessments.
Examples of level 2 interactions in e-learning include:
- Multiple-choice or true/false quizzes
- Drag and drop or matching activities
- Fill-in-the-blank exercises
- Simple simulations
Why use Level 2 interactivity in your online course
Level 2 interactions can help engage learners and reinforce their understanding of the course content, as well as provide feedback to the learner on their performance. They can also be used to track learner progress and assess their understanding of the material.
Overall, level 2 interactions are a step up from level 1 interactions in terms of their level of interactivity and engagement, but still provide limited opportunities for learners to actively participate in the learning experience. Higher levels of interaction, such as level 3 and beyond, can provide even more opportunities for learners to engage with the course content.
Level 3 E-learning
A Level 3 e-learning package provides an even higher level of interactivity than level 2 interaction. Level 3 interactions involve more complex and interactive activities that allow learners to actively engage with the course content and simulate real-world scenarios.
Examples of level 3 interactions in e-learning include:
- Interactive simulations and games
- Virtual reality (VR) and augmented reality (AR) experiences
- Collaborative projects or group discussions
- Interactive storytelling and scenario-based learning
Why use Level 3 interactivity in your online course
The Level 3 e-learning package provides rich, immersive learning experiences that can help learners understand complex concepts, apply what they have learned, and transfer their knowledge to real-world situations. They can also foster a sense of community and collaboration among learners, which can enhance the learning experience.
Overall, level 3 interactions are a step up from level 2 interactions in terms of their level of interactivity and engagement, and can provide learners with an engaging and interactive learning experience. However, level 3 interaction e-learning typically requires more time and resources to develop.