e-Learning

E-learning standards are a set of common rules that apply to content, authoring software, and learning management systems (LMSs). They provide all stakeholders with guidelines for designing and developing content, deploying it across platforms, and ensuring interoperability across devices.

There are two main types of e-learning standards. Courseware design standards refer to the different aspects of course design and development, and technical standards refer to the deployment of courses on an LMS or other portal.

- Rapid eLearning

- Flash to HTML5

- Micro-Learning

Technical Standards

Technical standards pertain to the interoperability and portability of e-learning courses across devices, browsers, and platforms. The most commonly used technical standards are SCORM, AICC, and WCAG.

SCORM: Sharable Content Object Reference Model

AICC: Aviation Industry Computer-Based Training Committee

WCAG:  Web Content Accessibility Guidelines

TOPICS:

Rapid eLearningImplementing eLearningMicrolearningMobile LearningVirtual TrainingBlended LearningeLearning TrendsFlash to HTML5eLearning TranslationsLearning Management SystemLearning Analytics

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https://trainingindustry.com/articles/e-learning/implementing-e-learning-what-standards-should-you-consider/#:~:text=E%2Dlearning%20standards%20are%20a,and%20ensuring%20interoperability%20across%20devices.

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