Courses Overview

Josh Bradshaw

Modified on: Fri, 17 Jan, 2020 at 2:04 PM

Introduction

RoadMap is made up of a series of courses which are then passed onto users via the Dashboard Page. These courses can contain various learning activities to be completed by your learners, and can be created or edited by site administrators to suit individual organisational needs or stylings.

MicroLearn vs. Litmos Heroes

What is Learning Heroes and MicroLearn, what are the differences, and what do they do?

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How to Create a Course

Courses are used to provide content to your learners, in order to have a functioning site, you will need courses.

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Common Activities:

There are many activities available on RoadMap. Below are 5 of the Key activities that you will use.

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SCORM

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'SCORM' stands for Sharable Content Object Reference Model. This activity can be used to provide learning to users via videos and questions contained within a single package.

Quiz

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The Quiz activity can be used to question users about their learning based on other content. You are also able to use HTML to enable you to include into the questions themselves.

Face-to-Face

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The Face-to-Face activity is used to track learning interactions that are not hosted on the platform itself such as Group Meetings, One on One's, or Video Calls.

Feedback

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The Feedback activity can be used to gather feedback from learners about their experience or to confirm that they have read and understood a particular document.

Label

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The Label resource can be used to hold text, image, or videos, and is generally used to make a course page more attractive and engaging for a user.

Course Completion

Although the activities have their own tracking, the course completion criteria will look at which activities have been completed in order to determine an over all course completion status or percentage. This is an essential part of any course.

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