Putting your content online, what should you consider?
Ever wonder whether your team should do this, or do you outsource it?
Here are few things to consider:
Theory: does the solution support and offer basic (effective animations), images, expandable and downloadable content and does the solution support bite-sized or long form pages? Layout of the theory is important so consider what layout works for you versus what’s offered; consider the white space in and around the content, headings, structure, tabulation and font choices.
Assessment: the shortlist should cover question and answer types (supported by solid reporting analytics), with multiple choice questions or quiz options, even if used in a check your understanding format. Choose what’s best for you. Also consider images, and download and upload of file capacity.?
Volume: knowing the number of courses/units?you require will help you decide what’s best for you and your budget. Factor in what type of engagement you want with the data and files you are?supplying and whether you want a PDF view experience or a more detailed view.
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Consistency: having all your units and online material?looking?consistent is a big factor for the user experience. It?builds trust.
Intellectual Property (IP): IP protection?should be taken care of up front.?Your IP is valuable and choosing a supplier who has credibility.
Budget: if you go it alone, ensure that you have factored every aspect into your budget, including staff sick days, leave and other variable costs.
Summary: there is so much to consider, but it does not have to be complicated. There are companies out there that do the heavy lifting, have the experience and the right solutions for you and your business.
If you would like to know more about what we do in this space and how we can help you, please get in touch with our team. We are on standby to answer questions, send you information and show you real-time examples of what can be achieved, at a surprisingly low cost with fantastic turnaround times.