Johns Hopkins University 3 credits Education
Building on Applications of Learning Experience Design, this second LXD course offers students an advanced exploration into user experience (UX) and interaction design within the context of online and in-person learning environments. Initially, students will learn about UX principles, usability, information architecture, and interaction design. After collecting and analyzing user feedback, students will apply a range of tools for developing content, including Canvas design and development (e.g., HTML, CSS, JavaScript), multimedia authoring (e.g., audio recording, video editing, graphic design), and interactive design (e.g., Articulate suite, Genially, SCORM). Students will evaluate the usability (and accessibility) of prototypes and deliver a final report. Prerequisite(s): ED.893.655
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