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May11, 2010. Introduction: Project Team. Agenda. Introduction Performance Analysis LATIST Framework Usage Centered Design Process LATIST Development Usability Testing LATIST Prototype Demonstration. Project Goals. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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Introduction: Project Team

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Agenda• Introduction

• Performance Analysis

• LATIST Framework

• Usage Centered Design Process

• LATIST Development

• Usability Testing

• LATIST Prototype Demonstration

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Project Goals

Examine current DAU training programs and learning products to identify processes and methods for utilizing innovative learning technology design and delivery tools within the current DAU learning modalities.

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Methodology

Integrative Learning Design Framework (ILDF)

Instructional Strategies

Pedagogical Models

Evaluation

Developer

Social and Cultural ContextE

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Learning Technologies

Socio-Cultural Content

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Performance Analysis

Front End Analysis

Briefing Report

Needs Assessment

October 1, 2009 November 2, 2009 December 11, 2009

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Results • Multiple Target Audiences• Multitudes of Assets, Tools, and Technologies • Challenges, Constraints, Drivers

Action Plan• Extant Data Analysis

Front End Analysis

Performance Analysis

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Briefing Report: Target Audience

Performance Analysis

Faculty & DeansCourse Managers Learning Capabilities

and Integration Center(LCIC)

GLTCGlobal Learning

Technology Center

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AdvancedLearning

Technologies

Briefing Report: Major Needs

Performance Analysis

Faculty & DeansFaculty & Deans

Learning Capabilities and Integration Center

DAU / AT&L Leadership & Stakeholders

GLTC

Experiment & Practice

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Conceptual Framework

BudgetTimelineLearning objectives

Technology recommendationsResearch reportDirection to next steps

Training modulesBest practices

Share your knowledgeAsk questions

Learn more

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Performance Analysis

Needs Assessment: Data Collection Methods

Structured Interviews• Determine roles, processes, and factors• 12 DAU personnel• Nine questions

Online Survey• Collect a larger data set• 11/19 to 12/4/2009• 11 questions• Forced-choice, Likert, open-ended• Demographics, roles, factors, framework

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Performance Analysis

Needs Assessment: Findings

Roles

Terminology

Implementation

Pedagogical Value

Adoption

Integration

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LATIST

Learning Asset Technology Integration Support Tool

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Performance Analysis

Advanced Learning Technologies (ALT)

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Design Process

Usage Centered Design

Model Techniques

Role Modeling

Content Modeling

Task Modeling

ScenariosUse Cases

Task KnowledgeInformation Process

Taxonomies- Jonassen & Tessmer- Merrill

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Usage Centered Design

Role Task Content

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ScenariosUser Intention System Response

Find informationOpens LATISTPresents options

Choose (from options)

Shows filtered information

Review information

Presents options to print, save, etc.

Essential Use Case

Role Modeling

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Task Modeling

StickyNotes

Task Knowledge

Structure

• Relationships• Contextual• Simultaneous• Goal-oriented

Information Process Analysis

• Idealized model• Perform tasks• Multiple factors• Make decisions

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Content Modeling

Jonassen & Tessmer

Multiplicity

Motivation

Technology

David Merrill

Execute

Identify

Interpret

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Content Modeling

ContentObjectives

Strategies

Evaluation

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Electronic Performance Support System (EPSS)

Device

On the job

Just in time

Control

Filtered

Integration

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Objectives

• Explore what the research says about learning technologies

Explore Research• Examine advantages, disadvantages & best practices

Select Best Technology• Select instructional strategies and learning technologies based on objectives• Select appropriate technologies for DAU specific factors

Apply Technology

• Access technologies to practice for your learning assets

• View real world examples of technology used in government and other settings

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LATIST Prototype Development

Bean Creative

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Development communication

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Wireframes

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• Explain the complex – in about a minute• Capture your audience’s attention• Simplify a concept for instruction • Offer a bit of “edutainment”• Go beyond the talking head

In-Brief Videos

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Conceptual overview Functional overview

Introductory Videos

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DAUFaculty & Staff

Explore Research

Apply Technology

Select Best Technology

LATIST Framework

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Content: Explore Research

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Content: Select Best Technology

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Content: Apply Technology

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Demonstration

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LATIST Benefits• About This Project• DAU Customizable Performance Support Tool• Research Based Tool

– Advanced Learning Technologies– Instructional Design Principles & Processes

• Scalable design– Modifiable Database – Updatable Content

• Next Steps– Porting to DAU Server– Expand Functionality– Conduct Additional Usability

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Thank You

Q & A