Narrated Modular Course ("The Classic")

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Last updated: Jul 28, 2022
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Course Info

Description 

Learning material is largely presented via dynamic PowerPoint-style slide content with professional voiceover narration.  

Course Use-Cases 

  • Courses that rely heavily on activities, exercises, or workbook content
  • Content ported from existing in-person workshops or instructor-led courses
  • Audiences who expect a traditional, polished e-learning experience 

Delivery Platform 

  • Delivered on the Ed-Fi Academy site via LearnDash 

Course Options 

  • May include a workbook and any combination of activities (see the article Workbook & Activity Feature Overview for a current list) 
  • May include a final exam or test 
  • Can prevent students from viewing content out of sequence 

Course Production Details 

  • The slide content with professional narration is typically developed in Articulate Storyline 360

Course Templates & Examples 

NC 01. Narrative Course with Workbook 

This template pairs narrated modules along with a set of activities collected into a "workbook." The workbook concept is useful in those instances where the student's coursework activities build on each other, and in cases where the student can use the activities as a starting place for "real work" at their day jobs.

Examples 

NC 02. Narrative Course with Inline Activities 

This template walks the student through narrated modules, with activities presented inline in the module's content area.

Examples 

  • Ed-Fi 230 From Essential Question to Visual Design 

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