Text-Based Course
- Ian Christopher (Deactivated)
- Ecleamus Ricks
- Sarah Kolbe
Owned by Ian Christopher (Deactivated)
Course Info
Description
Learning material is presented using a combination of text and static images over a series of lessons.
Course Use-Cases
- Courses that are heavy on definitions and background information
- Content that is rapidly evolving and therefore difficult to keep up-to-date with other course types
- Courses in which the audience follows a 'choose your own adventure' path through the content most relevant to their context
Delivery Platform
- Delivered on the Ed-Fi Academy site via LearnDash
Course Options and Guidelines
- May include brief activities or quizzes (see the article Workbook & Activity Feature Overview for a current list).
- Lessons should aim for a length of no more than 1,000 words; most lessons will be between about 300 and 700 words.
- Use images or visualizations to illustrate content and visually break up long blocks of text.
Course Production Details
- These courses are typically scripted by the Academy Team
- Visuals for these courses are typically created by the Academy Team
- The final product is typically produced in-house
Course Templates & Examples
TB 01. Text-only progression through a topic
This template walks the student through a series of text-based lessons in one or more modules. This format shares similarities with a textbook or blog, with more interactivity than the former and more focus than the latter.
Examples
TB 02. Text-based with embedded videos
This template uses the text-based structure of TB 01 with the addition of one or more embedded videos that add instruction or demos. Embedded videos follow the templates outlined for Single-Video Courses.
Examples
- Ed-Fi 144 Creating Your Local Analytics Environment
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