Discussion/Presentation Course Overview |
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Lecture/Discussion Introduction to
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226-01
Introduction notes |
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Lecture/Discussion Identifying Instructional
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Is it really an instructional problem? |
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Activity 1.1: Instructional Problem
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Activity 1.2: Analysis: Your problem
statement [for next class session] |
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Instructional Problem Definition (brief) examples |
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Instructional Problem Definition (full) example 1 |
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Instructional Problem Definition (full) example 2 |
Lecture/Discussion
Project Management |
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Project Management overview [prjmgmnt.pdf] |
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Project Management for ISD [pm-isd.pdf] |
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Link to EDIT 226 Project Management session |
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Assignment 1: The Instructional Problem Statement |
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Assignment 1 was REVISED: 08/27/07 |
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| Resources |
An
Historical Perspective on Instructional Design
(Karin M. Wiburg, New Mexico State University) >>NOTE: This
would be useful for preparing for comprehensive exam questions! |
| Instructional Objectives |
- Define instructional technology (IT) and instructional
systems design (ISD).
- Identify the four fundamental elements of the
instructional design process.
- Identify an instructional problem.
- Identify the Kemp model and instructional design planning process
- Describe the role for instructional design
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