Newsflash! ARED from the Framework
Posted by onlineteachernetwork on January 3, 2007
Huh? What is ARED? During our last OTN seminar for 2006, John demonstrated this recently released product that was developed as part of the AFLF’s New Practices Projects, by Holmesglen Institute of TAFE in Victoria.
Listen to John briefly explaining some of the ARED examples to OTN seminar participants (mp3 3MB approx 3 mins).
ARED stands for Applications for Rapid E-learning Development, and is a tool which provides you with a range of templates consisting of various interactions – you just add the content! The ARED product features
- Five ARED dynamic templates,
- ARED Administration tool,
- ARED User Manual, and
- A set of examples of the ARED dynamic templates in various learning contexts.
This from the Framework webpage:
ARED, which is only available on CD-ROM, can simplify the development of online activities by automating the process, making it quicker and easier to create media-reach web based learning resources.
Speak to the National Projects team here at CIT about ARED, or contact FLS for further details on using ARED in your teaching and learning at CIT.
