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Developing e-learning materials: applying user-centred design

Shubhanna Hussain-Ahmed

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This book guides adult learning practitioners through a user-centred approach to designing e-learning resources. Applicable to all subject areas, it provides examples and guidelines for ensuring that e-learning resources meet usability criteria. The book is written specifically for those from a non-technical background and provides case studies from practitioners who are using aspects of the user-centred approach to design e-learning resources for their students.

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This book guides adult learning practitioners through a user-centred approach to designing e-learning resources. Applicable to all subject areas, it provides examples and guidelines for ensuring that e-learning resources meet usability criteria. The book is written specifically for those from a non-technical background and provides case studies from practitioners who are using aspects of the user-centred approach to design e-learning resources for their students.

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This book guides adult learning practitioners through a user-centred approach to designing e-learning resources. Applicable to all subject areas, it provides examples and guidelines for ensuring that e-learning resources meet usability criteria. The book is written specifically for those from a non-technical background and provides case studies from practitioners who are using aspects of the user-centred approach to design e-learning resources for their students.

Key concepts: Usability, Computer science, Subject (documents), Learning design, Knowledge management, Human–computer interaction, Multimedia, World Wide Web

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