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You probably never thought the concepts from Writing 101 would later help you in your e-Learning development. But we’re not talking about the writing or the text in your course! The basic lessons from Writing 101 can actually be applied to your e-Learning course planning, techniques and overall organization.
Here are 5 lessons from Writing 101 that you thought you’d never need for developing an e-Learning course: 
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For centuries, the landscape for arts education has had a certain unique niche that often has often consisted of the one-on-one ‘master & apprentice’ relationship between teacher and student. The necessity of passing down a craft has come from a few places, notably the economic need from working artists as well as he love and interest of the art from prospective students. Click here to edit the title
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Catherine Cronin's curator insight,
September 8, 2013 10:59 AM
Helpful resources, for both novice and experienced online facilitators. 
Patricia Daniels's curator insight,
September 8, 2013 6:52 PM
For those of you who are teaching online you might be interested in browsing through these resources. Some very helpful tips and points for consideration. |
