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ARED
About this project
Many registered training organisations and enterprises do not have the capacity to create their own educationally sound e-learning resources. This project aims to research, define and develop applications for rapid e-learning development. The project will produce ready-made, re-usable interactions that can be used by developers to generate high quality, cost effective e-learning resources.
Who is it for?
This project will be of interest to:
- e-learning resource developers
- managers of e-learning resource development organisations and departments.
The benefits of providing ready-made, reusable interactions is that individual teams engaged in e-learning development would be able to apply these assets with a reduced overhead in design and development. This would assist experienced teams to develop resources more quickly, and less experienced teams to deliver content that may have normally been outside their skills or available resources.
Who developed the project?
This project was developed by Holmesglen Institute of TAFE, Victoria.
Index of project resources
The ARED project provides the following resources:
- Five ARED dynamic templates.
- ARED Administration tool.
- ARED User Manual.
- A set of examples of the ARED dynamic templates in various learning contexts.
- A reflection report that reflects on the learning undertaken during the project.
The above resources are available on CD-ROM. Order a copy of these resources.
Workshop resources
Update - October 2006
Workshops that explore this project are now available as professional development opportunities on a fee for service basis. We invite you to download the workshop resources relating to ARED by
going to our Workshop Resources page on the current Australian Flexible Learning Framework web site.
You can also download details of the professional development workshops for 2006.
Project videos
A number of video/audio clips are provided which overview the project concept and developments.
Introduction summary
A short introductory clip is provided as a snap shot of the project concept.
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Transcript: Introduction Summary
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Part 1: Concept Overview
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Part 2: Addressing a VET problem
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Part 3: Creating new solutions
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