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Instructional Design JMA503 – 61 Friday 6:00 - 8:40

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Instructional Design. JMA503 – 61 Friday 6:00 - 8:40. Objectives. Discuss syllabus and assignments Define Instructional design Work examples Introduction to ToolBook. JMA 503 - Instructor. Dr. Bill Gibbs Associate Professor in the Journalism and Multimedia Arts. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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Instructional Design

JMA503 – 61

Friday 6:00 - 8:40

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Objectives

Discuss syllabus and assignments Define Instructional design Work examples Introduction to ToolBook

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JMA 503 - Instructor

Dr. Bill Gibbs

Associate Professor in the Journalism and Multimedia Arts.

Ph.D. in Instructional Systems from The Pennsylvania State University.

Office – 316 COLH

Office hours – MW 12:30 – 3:00; Friday 12:30-2:00; and by appointment

Phone – 412 - 396-1310

E-mail – [email protected]

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Students learn about:

• Instruction design

• E-Learning

• Courseware development

• Courseware evaluation

• Usability

JMA 503 - Purpose

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JMA 503– Course goals

Apply research related to instructional design and computer-based (e-Learning) learning.

Use a systematic process to design, develop, and evaluate a computer-based (e-Learning) learning application.

Develop skills and proficiency in the use of ToolBook and other software tools.

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JMA 503 - Book

An Introduction to ToolBook Instructor 9. Tom L. Hall (2007), TCC Publishing. ISBN 0-9770099-3-9

http://tcc-pub.com/books.htm

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1. Practice exercises

2. Authoring project 1

3. Team exercise

4. Authoring project 2 -Final Course Project (Software) (EX1) (EX2) (EX3)

5. Final Project Report

JMA 503 - Assignments

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JMA 503– Assignments

Project 2, 200

Report, 75

Team Proj., 100

Participation, 50

Exercises, 100

Project 1, 100

Points assigned to each project

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JMA 503 - Assignments

• Due at the beginning of class.

• Late assignments receive a 10% per class penalty up to a maximum of 30%.

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JMA 503 – You’ll need

You should have access to e-mail and a Web browser – outside of class.

Blank CD or DVD discs labeled with your name and contact information on them.

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JMA 503 – Class Web Site

http://www.jma.duq.edu/classes/gibbs/jma503-61/

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JMA 503 – E-mailing

E-mailing assignments.

Use your

Duquesne

([email protected])

account.

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JMA 503 – E-mailing

E-mailing assignments/attachments.

• Must have your name

• E-mail address

• Title of assignment

• Label subject of e-mail

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JMA 503 – Applications

ToolBook

Morae

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For next time

Room 205 Access

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What is it?

Instructional Design

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What is instructional design?

Instructional design refers to the systematic process of translating principles of learning and instruction into plans for instructional materials, activities, information resources, and evaluation (Smith & Ragan, 2008).

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What is instructional design?

Instructional design is a process for creating effective training/learning programs in an efficient manner.

It is a system that helps you ask the right questions, make the right decisions, and produce a product that is as useful and useable as your situation requires and allows (Piskurich, 2006).

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What is instructional design?

Dick, Carey, & Carey (2009) present ten components of a systems approach model representing theories, procedures, and techniques used by instructional designers to design, develop, evaluate, and revise instruction.

1. Identify instructional/learning goals

2. Conduct instructional analysis

3. Analyze learners and contexts

4. Write performance objectives

5. Develop assessment instruments

6. Develop instructional strategy

7. Develop and select instructional materials

8. Design and conduct formative evaluation

9. Revise instruction

10. Design and conduct summative evaluation

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Source: http://www.instructionaldesign.org/models/dick_carey_model.html

What is instructional design?

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Phase IIIDevelop & Implement

Phase I Analysis

Phase IIDesign

Evaluate & Revise

Start

What is instructional design?

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Piskurich, George M. (2006). Rapid instructional design (p.5)

What is instructional design?

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What is instructional design?

Instructional design relies on principles that emphasize experiential learning and other fundamental theories of learning such as cognitivism, behaviorism, and constructivism.

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What is instructional design?

Fundamentally instructional design is about learning and/or improving learning efficiency and effectiveness.

What is learning? Learning involves a change in one’s abilities, attitudes, beliefs, capabilities, knowledge, mental models, patterns of interaction or skills (Spector, 2000).

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Instructional design is influenced by: System theory User-center design Learning and instructional theories Motivation Theory Human information/cognitive processing Interface and information design Human-computer interaction Multimedia Usability engineering

What is instructional design?

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In this class, we will use the instructional design process:– Analyze– Design– Develop– Evaluate– Revise

…to develop eLearning courseware.

What is instructional design?

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ToolBook Introduction

Overview of ToolBook Activity

Create Project Web site Test accounts

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ToolBook Introduction

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Book Explorer

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Test accounts

Test user accounts Review system