Developing Web-based Instruction: Planning, designing, managing, and evaluating for results

If you are responsible for delivering online instruction to users in your library, or if you are considering setting up such a facility for e-learning, then you need this practical, comprehensive book. An array of talented librarians and educators contribute their perspectives on the current scene, and the text guides you through all the stages needed to create successful web-based instruction in your library. Anyone creating or revising learning modules- be they short online assignments, standalone tutorials or credit-bearing courses that can be delivered over the internet - will find a wealth of information and insight from those who have 'been there, done that' in this key area of development. The book is divided into three main sections: planning and management; evaluation and assessment; and design and development. The text is is regularly interspersed with overviews and further sources of information, and a useful appendix gives help with how to put a project proposal together. This book is essential reading for all those involved in delivering online learning in libraries, whether in a technical, design, educational or support role.