Transcript
Jane Roberts
This session provides practical advice on how to start writing your course content, including some useful information on using learning design principles to help make your course as engaging, relevant and successful as possible.
At OpenLearn, we’re fortunate to receive extensive feedback on our courses and so we’re able to share with you examples of existing courses to provide tangible evidence of what makes a good course.
Whether you’re writing a course alone or as part of a team, you’ll probably need someone to look at the content from an editorial perspective at some stage during the writing and production of the course. This session gives some advice on the type of editorial involvement you may want to seek and the types of tasks you might want an editor to undertake.
The session ends with the exciting topic of adding audio and video to your course. It covers practical information on planning, recording and delivering audio and video assets, as well as advice on how to make these assets as engaging as possible.