The Public Health Foundation (PHF) knows that a well-prepared public health workforce is the foundation of a healthy community. PHF provides and connects to resources to help train the workforce.
The Quick-Learn Design Toolkit, which is offered through the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention’s Learning Connection, is a set of resources to assist instructional designers and web developers with creating Quick Learn Lessons, a form of e-learning designed to address one or two learning objectives and require less than 20 minutes to complete. Through responsive web design techniques, the lessons are accessed through desktop computers and mobile devices, including smartphones and tablets. The Quick-Learn Design Toolkit has the following three sections:
- Lesson Design Guide for instructional designers describes five key instructional aspects to consider when creating a Quick-Learn Lesson.
- Storyboard Template is used to lay out and evaluate lesson content.
- Web Development Tips include technical aspects to consider when developing the Quick-Learn lesson’s content for online delivery.
Visit CDC’s Learning Connection for examples of interactive and quality e-learning.
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