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What is a RLO?

What is a RLO?. media assets (aka information objects). What is a RLO?. media assets (aka information objects). + activity. + assessment. + links (?). based on a single learning objective or goal. Some definitions. Definition #1

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What is a RLO?

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  1. What is a RLO? • media assets (aka information objects)

  2. What is a RLO? • media assets (aka information objects) + activity + assessment + links (?) based on a single learning objective or goal

  3. Some definitions • Definition #1 • “Any digital resource that can be reused to facilitate learning” • (Wiley, 2001) • Definition #2 • "A discrete reusable collection of content used to present and support a single learning objective." (Jacobsen, 2002) • Definition #3 • ”An aggregation of digital assets that represents an educationally meaningful stand-alone unit” (Dalziel, 2003)

  4. Features of reusability • What features make RLOs reusable? • What are the desirable qualities of RLOs? • small, self-contained • generalisable across courses, institutions • engaging, interactive • platform independent, easily accessible • freely available • ‘difficult’ subject areas • made collaboratively - ownership • based on real need - inclusion/relevance

  5. Consider: • How are you going to engage the users? • How are you going to actively involve them? • How are you going to assess their understanding? • What feedback will you give them? • Do you need to address learner preferences (accessibility)

  6. Engage – use of familiar everyday analogies

  7. Activities and assessments

  8. Animations and videos

  9. Demos

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