Minimalistic course layout design
The web is quickly moving towards simple, clean, and minimalist layouts with large fonts, plenty of white spaces, and single column flexible designs. The use of different devices and screen sizes with touch input is driving this change. One of the biggest criticisms of Moodle courses is navigation. Imagine if your learners walked through the door on the first day, and you handed them every exam, reference, and textbook required for the entire course in one go! Yet, this is what we often try to do in one Moodle course. This topic will give suggestions on the alternate ways of designing your Moodle courses to create a better User Experience design (UX design) and an effective User Interface (UI).
"Most Learning Management Systems let learners and teachers perform learning tasks. We need to move these systems along the spectrum so they can provide experiences instead." | ||
| --Joyce Seitzinger, 2015 | ||
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