From Concept to Online Course
We have you covered.
From Concept to Online Course
We have you covered.
Learning Design can assist with all of your instructional design, multimedia, accessibility, and copyright needs.
Our Instructional Designers can help bridge the gap between a face-to-face approach and an online approach to learning.
The Instructional Designer will help design the pedagogy of how students learn in an online environment as well as suggest ways for online students to interact with your content.
The Instructional Designer will then work with the various teams that help put your course into an online format. This production process is where you will see your content start to take shape online.
Once the production has been completed, the course is ready for a review by the Quality Assurance and Accessibility teams.
When the course has been signed off by the department and faculty member the course is ready to go live under World Campus as a course offering.
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The Learning Design staff was an invaluable partner in the transition of our course. They merged the newest technologies into an already successful upper-level course, enhanced the level of learning, and helped to ensure our students' success in the 21st century. The World Campus is another example of how Penn State makes life better!James G. Beierlein, Ph.D., College of Agricultural Sciences
I see the investment in and excellent abilities of the Learning Design team to create student-friendly courses. They ensure interactive styles for learning activities, are very knowledgeable on the latest modalities, and use Penn State resources to best serve the students and help faculty.Madeline Fulcher Mattern, DNP, FNP-C, CNE, College of Nursing
This was my first opportunity to convert an existing course to an online format. I am pleased that this course integrated several business research components, which will not only help students perform better in this course, but will give them transferable skills for the workplace.Diane Zabel, University Libraries
