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Quality and Impact of K–12 E-Learning

School of Education

About This Course

WGU Catalog 2026-03
Quality and Impact of K–12 E-Learning Solutions is the second of two courses in the K–12 Learning Designer pathway. This course provides an introduction to the challenges K–12 students face in e-learning environments. It also directs learners to professional and academic resources where they can find current research related to issues and innovations learning experience designers implement to solve challenges to K–12 students in e-learning environments. This course also outlines a quality framework for evaluating e-learning solutions for K–12 students and provides opportunities for learners to apply that framework. Lastly, this course provides examples of how learning analytics can be used to determine the impact of e-learning for K–12 students. Through this course, learners will analyze data about K–12 learners to determine the impact an e-learning solution has had on engagement, effort, and learning. This course teaches learners how insights gained from data about K–12 learners can be used to optimize e-learning. Designing E-Learning Experiences for K–12 students is a prerequisite for this course.

Official catalog text — WGU-authored.

First in catalog2022-06StatusActiveCurrent degrees2Total degree appearances3

Included in Current Degrees (2)

Previously Appeared in Retired Degrees (2)

  • Master of Science, Learning Experience Design and Educational Technologyfrom 2022-06
  • Master of Education, Education Technology and Instructional Design [MEDETID]from 2023-11

Also known as in catalog

  • Quality and Impact of K–12 E-Learning Solutions
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