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APIN ONLINE TRAINING PILOT LESSONS DRAWN Dr. Tuan M. Pham Director, TOPICA Elearning Program

APIN ONLINE TRAINING PILOT LESSONS DRAWN Dr. Tuan M. Pham Director, TOPICA Elearning Program Dean, Faculty of Banking and Finance Hanoi Open University. Statistics. Interesting facts. How to turn Face-to-Face training into Elearning. Transform courseware Record audio-video

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APIN ONLINE TRAINING PILOT LESSONS DRAWN Dr. Tuan M. Pham Director, TOPICA Elearning Program

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  1. APIN ONLINE TRAINING PILOT LESSONS DRAWN Dr. Tuan M. Pham Director, TOPICA Elearning Program Dean, Faculty of Banking and Finance Hanoi Open University

  2. Statistics

  3. Interesting facts

  4. How to turn Face-to-Face training into Elearning • Transform courseware • Record audio-video • Edit, re-package with slides into multimedia • Redesign assignments: on the job style • Upload • Set up system • Hosting, PCs, printer, connections, LMS, LCMS, virtual classroom software • Provided as in-kind by TOPICA • Promote to people • Sign up trainees • Train them on how to use system • Operation • Online trainers • Course managers • Support counsellors: remind on submissions, quizzes, postings, live sessions, tech difficulties, top lists, class spirit etc. • Validation • Verify if people meet criteria • Issue certificates

  5. Lessons drawn Advantages • Low variable cost ($200-300/person) • More scalable • Flexible timing: when to start course, when to join, when to take each lesson, when to submit assignments • On-the-job style: more time to practice, reflect then prepare submissions • Cumulative learning: discussions automatically recorded, searchable Disadvantages, issues • Not as good quality as F2F • Less interaction, personal touch • People lose interest, drop out • Live chat sessions still have technical difficulties (wiziq, paltalk, skype…) • Language barriers Lessons drawn • Combine Elearning with a F2F “kick-off” at conferences • People who attend F2F: learn more on top of F2F sessions • People who cannot attend: learn something rather than nothing • Useful as catalyst for other online discussions • Role and skills of support counsellors very important

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