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Instructional-Design-Show-Brainstorm
Here is the brainstorming session for a potential Instructional Design Show on the Ed Tech Network. Peggy, Vance and Andreas provided a number of great suggestions. Thank you all for your time. If anyone has further thoughts, I would greatly appreciate reading them in the comments.One point about the audio quality. I would love to know how to boost the audio coming into the computer from other speakers. Any suggestions other than using 'amplify' selectively after the session is over?
Thanks again---Robert
51.52 MB
Instructional-Design-Live#0-2010-01-08
Show 0 of Instructional Design Live. Cammy Bean, Joni Dunlap, Mary Engstrom, Jennifer Maddrell, Robert Squires and Marlene Zentz introduce themsleves and discuss their non-prescriptive ideas about what Instructional Design means. Feel free to add additional comments or discuss your perspectives of ID here.
35:10 minutes (16.1 MB)
Instructional-Design-Live#1-2010-01-15
This week we spoke with Mary Engstrom about plans for a revised program for supporting faculty developing online courses at The University of Montana. The proposed plan is available at: http://instructionaldesigning.org/content/draft-faculty-development-process. Please feel free to comment.
33:04 minutes (15.14 MB)
Instructional-Design-Live#2-2010-01-08
This week Cammy Bean interviewed Robert Squires about how he became involved in Instructional Design as well as current design projects.
Texts mentioned in the discussion:
- Mark Pegrum: From Blogs to Bombs
- Brinck, Gergle and Wood: Designing Websites that Work: Usability for the Web
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35:53 minutes (16.43 MB)
Instructional-Design-Live#3 2010-1-29
Today, Danielle Wozniak, Assistant Professor in the UM School of Social Work, discussed her thoughts on developing online community and utilizing online supplements in her graduate and undergraduate courses.
References:George Lakoff, Metaphors We Live By: http://berkeley.edu/news/media/releases/2003/10/27_lakoff.shtml
Chat log:
31:26 minutes (14.39 MB)
Instructional-Design-Live#4 2010-02-05
This week, we discussed how to promote learning through asynchronous discussions, in many cases, the heart of online courses. Issues considered include: developing a sense of community, structuring discussions, setting expectations, assessment and strategies for facilitating quality interactions.
Resources mentioned:
Joanna Dunlap: Down and Dirty Guidelines for Effective Discussions in Online Courses
Protocols for Online Discussions (excellent discussion board activities)
33:10 minutes (15.19 MB)
Instructional-Design-Live #5 2010-2-12 - Interview with Ana Donaldson
This week we interviewed Ana Donaldson, author of Engaging the Online Learner and candidate for AECT president. (Read more about Ana's work). It was a great fun!
Ana offered the following information on upcoming events and opportunities for those in the field of educational technology: (Click on 'Read more' underneath the audio to access the resources).
28:40 minutes (13.13 MB)
Instructional-Design-Live #6 2010-02-19 Interview with Cammy Bean
This week Cammy Bean, VP of Learning Design for Kineo and ID-live co-host, discusses what e-learning means from a corporate perspective. The discussion focusses on the following issues:
- E-learning in the corporate environment
- How corporate and academic instructional design intersect
- How to design effective e-learning materials
- Skills that are expected of today's Instructional Designers
Additional Resources:
A brief intro to Backwards Design: http://iearn.org/civics/may2003workshop/Understanding%20by%20Design%20Teaching%20Ellen%20Meier%20CTSC.pdf
You can read more from Cammy at http://cammybean.kineo.com/
36:39 minutes (16.78 MB)
Instructional-Design-Live #7 2010-2-26: Learning in the Information Age-Charles Reigeluth
Professor Charles Reigeluth from Indiana University shares his thoughts on Instructional Theory for education in the Information Age. Charles and Allison Carr-Chellman recently co-edited Volume III of the seminal Instructional Design Theories and Models (The Green Book): http://www.amazon.com/Instructional-Design-Theories-Models-III-Knowledge/dp/0805864563
Key points discussed include:
36:27 minutes (16.69 MB)
Instructional-Design-Live #8 Interview with Professor Karl Kapp
This week, we explored differences and similarities between Instructional Design work in corporate and higher education settings with Karl Kapp: http://karlkapp.blogspot.com/, http://karlkapp.com. Karl's background teaching e-learning classes and experiece training CEO's and front line staff gives him a unique perspective on desiging learning for these environments. Some of the points discussed include:
- Differences in the purposes of desigining learning
- Designing instruction to suit the different environments
- Assessing the effectiveness of e-learning design
Chat transcript: (click link) Cammy's Live-blogged notes
33:30 minutes (15.34 MB)
