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Reusable Learning Objects (RLOs)Organizations with a significant amount of customized learning needs should
If you have content that is applicable to more than one course, RLOs can simplify course development and streamline course maintenance. As discrete "pieces" of a course, RLOs may represent a chapter or lesson, a section within a chapter or lesson, a quiz, a question, a downloadable file or other resource, or even a single image on a particular page of the course. Each Learning Object may consist of other, "smaller" Learning Objects, for example a "chapter" object may have "section" objects, or a "quiz" object may contain a list of "question" objects. There is no limitation on the "types" or number of Learning Objects that may be created. In the same way as an automobile is assembled by building it from a collection of smaller discrete parts (each of which may be a subassembly itself made up of individual parts), each individual course may be assembled using a collection of these Learning Objects. Reusable simply refers to the ability to use the same object in more than one course, in the same way as a particular design of engine, or seats, or muffler may be used in more than one type of automobile.
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