õppimisobjekt

õppimisobjekt is an Estonian term that translates to "learning object" in English. It refers to a small, self-contained unit of educational content that can be reused in various learning contexts. These objects are typically digital and designed to achieve specific learning outcomes. They can encompass a wide range of materials, including text, images, audio, video, simulations, and interactive exercises.

The core concept behind learning objects is modularity and reusability. By breaking down complex subjects into smaller, manageable components, educators can assemble customized learning experiences to suit individual needs and preferences. This approach facilitates personalized learning pathways and allows for efficient content creation and updating. A learning object is often designed to be interoperable, meaning it can be easily integrated into different learning management systems (LMS) or platforms. Metadata, such as learning objectives, keywords, and author information, is crucial for describing and categorizing learning objects, making them searchable and discoverable. The development of learning objects is often guided by instructional design principles and technical standards to ensure their effectiveness and accessibility. The goal is to create flexible and adaptable learning resources that can be deployed across diverse educational settings, from formal schooling to corporate training.