- Maintain large, easy to read fonts and clear, bold some limitations and colors.
- Ensure compliance with Americans with Disabilities Act and Federal 508 guidelines.
- Use variety of graphics, images, and tables.
- Use clear menu structure.
- Use a search and find function.
- Chunk information into 5-9 bits of information.
- Allow Adult Learners to absorb information rather than memorizing it.
- Provide practice with feedback and self-tests.
- Give adults an opportunity to design and develop their learning experience by utilizing projects.
- Provide record keeping among sessions.
- Provide frequent entry and exit points.
- Be consistent if using a metaphor.
- Integrate real life applications and benefits into online lessons.
- Ensure there is no cultural bias.
- Use graphic organizers, Venn diagrams, concept maps, and flowcharts.
This list is adapted from materials
provided in artless written by Katherine Cercone (2008) and Christopher Pappas
(2014).
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