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EE--LEARNINGLEARNING

How to build A successful EHow to build A successful E--learninglearningCoursewareCourseware

eLSEeLSE 0909

Dr. Abdulaziz Alraddadi Dean of Technical College At Yanbu


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INTRODUCTIONINTRODUCTION

E-Course became very important to interactive

the learners today. And the learners can learn

the electronics course in many different easy

ways. We will propose in this paper JavaProgramming using FOR LOOP Technique


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PROJECT SCOPEPROJECT SCOPE

After completing this Module, the Learners

should be able to write a FOR LOOPusing the

Java Programmingenvironment. In addition,

the learners expected to earn programming

skills via using the e-learning technology.


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PROJECT PLANPROJECT PLAN

Regarding to this paper, I have proposed theproject in the following phases:

Phase1: I am going to use the internal methodin this project due to the following reasons:

Achievement, Skills, and Quality Control. Phase 2: Organize the elements required to

complete this project in two days timeline asshown in next slide.


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Days Tuesday

26-7-2006

Wednesday

27-7-2006

Thursday

28-7-2006

Friday

28-7-2006

Schedule Preparing Meeting2prototype construction of

storyboarding(2 hours)

Meeting 3ID and SME

conductreview andoff-linetesting.

(45 minutes)

Final Presentation

Meeting 1 :ID & SME meet to study

content andnavigation ofcourseware.

Analysis & Sign-off(30 minutes)

SME reviews storyboardsand graphic

constructions.(15 minutes)

Amendments for allelements.

(2hours)

GD & MMP begin basicconstruction andCoordinate with SMEfor clarifications.

(3 hours)

ID makes final Modificationand prepares forvisualization.

(1 hour)

Final review &testing.

(45 minutes)

ID begins storyboarding.(2 hours) SME reviews and sign-off allstoryboards.(50 minutes)

Meeting 4Modifications for all

elements.(2 hours)

Team members beginconstruction ofcoursewaresnavigation.

(3 hours)

Final replicatingandpackaging toLMS.

(10 minutes)


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Phase 3: The complete budget for our e-courseand the cost elements provides as shown in the table below

Numbers of Learners

registered the e- course

(Java) per year

Total revenue per

year in SAR

(Course Cost

=100 SAR )

The total Budget

calculated in three

years

The 20 % of budget

for e-course (Java)

300 Learners 30000 SAR 90000 SAR 18000 SAR


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HUMAN RESOURCE PLANHUMAN RESOURCE PLAN

We should create five members tom make assucsfulee-course such as: ID, SME, GD, and MMP. Theexpertises are as follows:

The ID is expert in some modules in instructional deigntechnique.

SME (Instructors)

The GD is expert in drawing using various kinds of soft ware

The MMP is expert in programming such as Flash MX, HTML,and Java Programming.

The role of the Instruction Designer is the mostimportant in work team. Therefore, I need Supportfrom CIDT (Centre Instructional Design andTechnology) as well as the other trainers. I haveconstantly used these experts to help support our e-course.


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PROJECT TASK/MILESTONES AND TIMELINESPROJECT TASK/MILESTONES AND TIMELINES

The key elements in timeline are storyboard and construction.The key elements in timeline are storyboard and construction.

Major milestone will be completion of IMajor milestone will be completion of I--tutorial, Learning Object,tutorial, Learning Object,

graphics, and completion of text componentsgraphics, and completion of text components


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BUDGET PLANBUDGET PLAN

The total budget for eThe total budget for e--course of our project estimation has been donecourse of our project estimation has been done

inin PhasePhase 33.. As shown in the following table by using MS ProjectAs shown in the following table by using MS Project


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PROJECT MANAGEMENT METHODOLOGYPROJECT MANAGEMENT METHODOLOGY

The sequential nature of project completion is betterThe sequential nature of project completion is better

represented by a block diagram like the one shown Figurerepresented by a block diagram like the one shown Figure

Project Idea Initiations Control Closure

Customeracceptance

Project Closure report(s)

Lessons learned Report

Project Plan

Risk & issues

Progress Reports

Authorization

Project Definition report

Contract & Cost

Project Team

QualityPrototype Design


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PAPERPAPER CLOSECLOSE--OUTOUT

a) Quality assurance and uses testing are

the major components of the project

close out. The last step would delivery and

testing by client.

b) documentation includes source for

learning objects design document, I tutor,

storyboard scripts, budget, and MSproject calculations

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