Why is creating learning content so expensive?
Is it because we almost always start from scratch?
Interestingly, there is almost always some content that already exists.
So why don’t we recycle what’s already out there?
Here\u2019s why it\u2019s not so straightforward:
1. Content that wasn’t created for e-learning purposes. Think PDFs, PowerPoint slides, video files… You can’t simply dump those into an LMS, right? RIGHT? \ud83d\ude31
2. Existing e-learning content: Ever attempted to repurpose a course created by someone else? Even with access to the source files, you might find yourself testing the limits of your vocabulary – and not in a good way \ud83e\udd2c
The good news?
\ud83d\udc4d\u00a0 First, there is AI that can already successfully help us with transforming existing content into e-learning friendly formats. At JollyDeck, we are already using AI to convert PowerPoint slide presentations into courses and more formats will follow soon.
And what about recycling courses?
\ud83d\udc4d This calls for a user-friendly authoring tool that allows anyone to adapt any existing course to fit their needs. Such as JollyDeck Create:
\u29bf Browser-based: Access it directly in your web browser; no installation needed.
\u29bf Cloud storage: All content is instantly available, securely stored in the cloud.
\u29bf Ease of use: The editor is intuitive, eliminating complex learning curves.
\u29bf Built-in interactivity: Features like questions and image maps come standard, no coding required.
\u29bf AI co-pilot: Assists with writing and design, simplifying content creation.
So let’s get more efficient at work!
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Why is creating learning content so expensive?Is it because we almost always start from scratch? Interestingly, there is almost always some content that already exists.So why don’t we recycle what’s already out there? Here\u2019s why it\u2019s not so straightforward: 1. … Continue reading