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Froggy Jumps Froggy’s Lean Learning QuizOnline version Lean, clear e-learning checks by Ester 1 A 45-page donor report from last year should go straight into your course. a No b Yes c Sometimes 2 A short video of a colleague explaining how they apply it in practice belongs in the course. a No b Yes c Sometimes 3 Learners really need all the raw data tables from your research study. a Yes b Sometimes c No 4 A checklist of common mistakes and how to avoid them is worth keeping. a Yes b No c Sometimes 5 An inspirational quote from a famous thinker is essential for learning. a Sometimes b Yes c No 6 Step-by-step instructions for the new reporting tool should be included. a No b Yes c Sometimes 7 Every single law, policy, and regulation ever written about your topic must be included. a Sometimes b Yes c No 8 A quick “before and after” example that shows improvement belongs in your course. a No b Sometimes c Yes 9 Old PowerPoint slides full of bullet points and no images should be uploaded as-is. a Yes b Sometimes c No 10 Interactive scenarios where learners make decisions are a great fit. a Yes b No c Sometimes 11 A glossary with 200 terms should be added at the start of the course. a No b Sometimes c Yes 12 A short infographic that simplifies a process is worth keeping. a No b Sometimes c Yes 13 Every single photo from your last field trip must go in the module. a No b Sometimes c Yes 14 A short reflection question at the end of each section is useful. a Yes b No c Sometimes 15 Long background theory that isn’t directly tied to the task must be included. a No b Yes c Sometimes

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by Ester

A 45-page donor report from last year should go straight into your course.

A short video of a colleague explaining how they apply it in practice belongs in the course.

Learners really need all the raw data tables from your research study.

A checklist of common mistakes and how to avoid them is worth keeping.

An inspirational quote from a famous thinker is essential for learning.

Step-by-step instructions for the new reporting tool should be included.

Every single law, policy, and regulation ever written about your topic must be included.

A quick “before and after” example that shows improvement belongs in your course.

Old PowerPoint slides full of bullet points and no images should be uploaded as-is.

Interactive scenarios where learners make decisions are a great fit.

A glossary with 200 terms should be added at the start of the course.

A short infographic that simplifies a process is worth keeping.

Every single photo from your last field trip must go in the module.

A short reflection question at the end of each section is useful.

Long background theory that isn’t directly tied to the task must be included.