Designers will now develop instructional goals, piece together knowledge bits based on those goals and develop clear navigation. A much greater emphasis must be placed on developing clear instructional goals, for it will be these goals which guide what should be offered. In addition, navigation becomes crucial. Let's build a table showing what an instructional designer has to do to provide those learner advantages listed above. Further, these RLOs would have to make sense in multiple contexts.
Personalized experience do an additional step of meta-tagging the RLOs.
This is something that I have not covered in this article. But the concept is quite simple. And this is duty of the instructional designer. These meta-tags help in targeting a particular RLO more effectively, resulting in a higher degree of personalization. Concluding, the LCMS and the RLO present the next wave of LMSs.