What is Learning Object (LOS)

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Also called reusable learning objects; not really a set technology, but rather a philosophy for how content can be created and deployed. Learning objects refer to self-contained chunks of training content that can be assembled with other learning objects to create courses and curricula, much the same way a child’s Lego blocks are assembled to create all types of structures. Learning objects are designed to be used in multiple training contexts, aim to increase the flexibility of training, and make updating courses much easier to manage. Learn more in: Distance Learning Rehabilitation of Autistic Reasoning