Project Tasks For Creating a Social Learning Course

1 Jul 2010

Topics: Program Design & Delivery, Social Learning

Overview

Delivering a course in a Social Learning Environment requires course designers to consider several new ideas in their approach to course design. In doing so, it enables the use of new tools and ideas to change the way the learning organization gets participants to apply what they’re learning.

This tool outlines the basic tasks needed to create a Social Learning (SL) course and using this checklist, learning leaders can:

1. Get a quick view of the activities involved in creating a SL course

2. Identify activities that will require the L&D team to develop new skills or to get outside support

3. Find opportunities to involve leaders and experts as teachers and coaches

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