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Wanna see the future of mobile phones, check out Japan; wanna see the
impact of broadband internet connections, check out South Korea, wanna
see the future of online advertising, check out Britain.
Why Britain? In the British online-advertising market the internet
accounts for 14% of a companies' total spend on advertising in Britain,
compared with just 5% worldwide.
Expenditure on internet advertising in America is similar to that in
Britain, but Britain's growth rates are just slightly higher. In the
first half of this year online advertising increased by 40% in Britain
and 37% in America compared with the same period last year, according
to the Internet Advertising Bureau.
Where is the Buzz? Eventually, the internet will grow to account for
20% of worldwide advertising spending, at the expense of traditional
media (broadcast and cable TV, print, radio and outdoor advertising).
But Britain will reach this point by 2009, predicts ZenithOptimedia, a
market-research firm, at which point internet advertising will be worth
almost as much as television advertising. Looks like Britain has, got a
head start over other countries as advertising spending shifts from old
to new media.
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Create your own online marketing ebook, then create an online marketing
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Have you ever considered creating a course or tutorial on a topic that
you feel passionately about? If so, you might be confused or even
overwhelmed at the idea of getting started. Fortunately, there is a
proven process available to help you complete the task
To create a course, one proven model to use is the ADDIE approach. (You
can actually find that term at wikipedia.org.) The ADDIE model is not a
template or a document; it is rather a process to assist you in
creating your course most efficiently. This proces is used by many
instructional designers and training developrs.
The five steps of the ADDIE process are: (A)nalysis, (D)esign,
(D)evelopment, (I)mplementation and (E)valuation.
Analysis
During this step you take time to think about your intended audience.
Your goal in this step is to identify the gaps that you hope to fill
with the course you are creating. You do not want to create a course
that is too easy which could become boring to your students. You do not
want to create a course that is too difficult which could become
frustrating to your students.
Start your analysis by asking these types of questions: Who are the
people in my intended audience? What are their needs concerning this
topic? Do they have any prior knowledge of this topic? Do they know and
understand the jargon or technical terms for this topic?
Once you have answered these and additional questions you may have
concerning your audience, you can then begin to formulate your
objectives. Your objectives will indicate exactly what your learners
will know after taking your course. If you have analyzed your audience
deeply enough you will be able to identify any objectives that will be
unnecessary or that need to be included for this particular audience.
You can have one or more objectives and each should be stated as
follows:
At the completion of this course, the student will be able to [indicate
what they will be able to do here].
For example, for a web design course one objective would be
"At the completion of this course, the student will be able to add an
image to a web page."
Design
This is the main part of the process. This is the step where you begin
to write your content for your course. Using the objectives you defined
in the Analysis stage, you focus your content around meeting those
objectives. As you write content, always ask yourself, "What objective
does this block of content fulfill?"
Start your design process by asking these questions: Considering my
objectives, what is the best way to organize my content? Should I
include activities and exercises? How should the content be presented
to the learner? How will I know if the student has learned what I have
taught? What is the best delivery format for my course?
Your answer to these questions will help you select how your
instructional pages will look, the layout of text and pictures,
navigation through your content, what types of activities you will have
and how you will evaluate or test learners' grasp of the content.
One big issue to resolve is the delivery format. Consider what format
would work best for your course. The best choices include an
instructional ebook with text and pictures, a private member-only
website with web based tutorials, or an audio or video based
presentation. Whatever option you choose will have some effect on your
design - and your design may have an effect on course delivery. You
will need to closely examine the relationship between design and
delivery for your particular topic.
For example, a course on beginning web design might be presented in
self-paced online format. Examples of HTML code and samples can be
provided in a text format. Learners can review their results by
checking their webpage to see if their page was created properly.
However, a course in sales copywriting might be delivered better via a
video presentation, with students following along as the expert crafts
some actual copy.
Development
Ideally, if you spend most of your time in the Analysis and Design
steps, the amount of time needed in Development is drastically reduced.
At this point, most of your content should have been written, however
some content may be created in this step. In Development you begin to
create your course, be it an ebook, video presentation, etc. You may or
may not personally take a part in developing the course depending on
your delivery format.
If you are not personally creating the course, you will receive a
prototype from the developer. At this time, you would review the
prototype to make sure that your design has merit and make any
necessary adjustments.
Implementation
This is the step you have waited for. Finally delivering your course to
the learners! Depending on your delivery format, this step is your
product launch or course roll-out.
While I could spend hours writing about how to successfully launch a
product on the Internet, I'll reserve that for another issue of this
newsletter. In fact, there are product launch formula courses available
online that teach some of the finer techniques of launching a new
course. I suggest you find a good one and implement the strategies
suggested within.
Evaluation
Once your course has been delivered, regardless of the medium, you must
evaluate, evaluate, evaluate! This is not the evaluation of student
progress in your course, but rather an evaluation of your content,
design and delivery.
Ask these questions during your evaluation: Are the students enjoying
taking my course? Did the students reach the learning objectives? Where
can I make improvements to content, activities and delivery of my
course?
The goal here is to understand whether you are meeting your objectives
with your content and providing a course that is not boring and not
frustrating to the learners. Once your evaluation is complete, take the
information you have learned and revamp your course to fulfill any
deficiencies you may have uncovered. When the new course is ready, you
can re-launch is as version 2.0!
There is great satisfaction that comes with writing and delivering a
course or tutorial. You may choose to create a course to sell for
profit, or simply because you love a particular topic. Regardless of
topic or your motivation to create a course, the best advice for course
creation without frustration is to use an instructional design model,
such as ADDIE, spend considerable time in Analysis and Design and
Evaluate and update your course.
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