An Argument for E-Templates

Brad Loiselle discusses how developers can increase e-learning productivity with the use of e-templates. Using pre-designed, pre-animated e-templates, which include rich graphics, course developed structures, and user interface functionality, can help reduce the required design and conversion effort into standard authoring tools.

Tue Apr 15 2014

According to industry estimates, the typical amount of effort required to develop an e-learning course with average interactivity is about 184 hours for every finished hour of content. Throughout my career, it has been a goal to find innovative ways to shave some time from this estimate—without decreasing the quality and effectiveness of learning.

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