Welcome to the OpenOLAT Demo Course "Teaching"

For whom is this?

This demo course is for authors (teachers) who want to build their own courses, but are not familiar with all the functionalities of OpenOLAT. This course illustrates examples on how a course in OpenOLAT could be build up. Please keep in mind that OpenOLAT is highly flexible. Any course element can thus be combined in any way you wish. 

What is it about?

In this course, we briefly show you which course elements are helpful to integrate static content for your learners. This means for instance, that this course is an example for self-directed and more passive learning, acting more like a digital version of a book. The learner thus doesn't have to become active by himself (like asking questions in a forum or doing an exercise).

Hint!

In order to give you a well structured overview, only a subset of all possible elements are shown in this course. However, at some places, we are making side references to the other demo courses. Therefore, always bear in mind your didactical goals: which course elements presented could be useful? Think of a lego brick when testing a specific course element, because you can combine them totally at will. Certainly, we can not show the whole functional range of OpenOLAT, as there are so many powerful options. However, you will get the idea what is possible.

How to proceed?

We propose to navigate through the course elements top-down (navigation on the left). On every element, we are giving you explanations about the purpose of the element.

 

In order to see all course elements, just click on enrolment on the left side first and follow the instructions there.

 

Have fun while exploring the infinite learning experience with OpenOLAT


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