Provision of Korean-style e-Learning Content Guidelines

The Korea U-Learning Association is publishing a book titled 'K-E-Learning Success Strategies,' which contains guidelines for developing Korean-style e-learning content.


According to the Korea U-Learning Association on the 21st, the book containing this information will be released on the 22nd. E-learning is a compound word of 'Electronic,' meaning electric or electronic, and 'Learning,' meaning study, referring to learning based on an electronic environment.


The e-learning industry, which began in the late 1990s with the activation of the internet, grew significantly after the enactment of the 'E-Learning Act' (Act on the Development of the E-Learning Industry and Promotion of E-Learning Utilization) in January 2004. Since then, it gained attention as a substitute for offline education during the COVID-19 pandemic in 2020. Even after the pandemic, e-learning continues to be widely used alongside offline education.


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The book includes guidelines for developing 'K-MOOC (Korean-style Massive Open Online Courses)' content and key trend information about 22 cyber universities. It also covers the reconceptualization, remediation, and restructuring at the level of K-E-Learning, which signifies Korean-style e-learning. From the basic concepts of instructional design to e-learning content development, quality management, and certification, it reviews the overall operation and seeks strategies for K-E-Learning success.



Meanwhile, on the 13th of next month, the '38th E-Learning Match Point, K-E-Learning Awards Ceremony,' hosted by the Korea U-Learning Association and Asia Economy, will be held at the Emerald Hall of the Federation of Korean Industries Conference Center in Yeouido, Seoul.


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