E-learning developer
Experienced tutors, e-learning developers design and create the tools needed for online learning. Their job is to make knowledge more accessible and appealing through activities, animations, videos and more.
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Fun fact
A lesson for us all: organising your thoughts is key. Sociologist Niklas Luhmann’s method for taking notes, Zettelkasten, which is German for note-box or slip-box, allowed him to write more than 70 books and 400 articles... all without a computer! The secret? Make notes on small slips of paper as you read and record sources, before numbering and categorising them within a network of inter-connected ideas. Productivity and serendipity!
Skills
Hard skills
- Multimedia systems
- School psychology
- Content development processes
- Standards for web-based e-learning
- Deliver online training
- E-learning software infrastructure
- Learning technologies
- Publishing strategy
Soft skills
- Active listening
- Learning strategies
- Teaching and mediation
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