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What is Course Production?

Course Production

Course production involves planning, developing, and ensuring the quality of training content. This includes, among other things, learning objectives, structure, explanations, media, and assignments. The content can be used digitally, with an instructor, or in a combination of both, depending on the target audience and what the participants are supposed to learn.

Also known as price trends

Content Over Course Administration

Course development is about the learning content itself and how it is presented. This may include text, video, examples, assignments, and quality assurance. A course builder is a tool for this work. Course administration, on the other hand, handles participants, access, and course completion. Maintaining the subject matter is also part of the course production process.

Example: Course Production

An internal procedure is adapted into a course featuring a brief explanation and a fictional work scenario. The participant uses the procedure to select the correct action. The subject matter expert reviews the content before publication. When the procedure changes, both the explanation and the exercise in the course are updated. Language, functionality, and answer options are tested as part of quality assurance.

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