< Instructional Design
The design phase deals with learning objectives, assessment instruments, exercises, content, subject matter analysis, lesson planning, and media selection.[1]
Multimedia
Design document
Instructional strategies
Macro-level instructional methods
This sub-section of the course builds your skill in applying instructional design theory at a macro-level to design compelling learning experiences.
- Constructivism
- Choosing Methods for Adult Learners
- Enhancing Engagement in Online Learning
- Designing Collaborative Project-Based Learning
- Instructional Plans with Tablet Technology
- Spotting Problem-Based Learning
- Designing Intrinsically Motivating Instruction
- Blended Learning Lesson Plans
- Designing E-Portfolios
- Divergent Thinking Methods
Micro-level instructional methods
This section of the course builds your skill in designing micro-level instructional methods. The modules in this section include:
- Designing instruction for cognitive behaviors
- Designing instruction for psychomotor behaviors
- Designing instruction for affective behaviors
- Designing instruction for interpersonal behaviors
- Reducing cognitive load in multimedia instruction
Instructional Design Lessons
References
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