Instructional Design and Production is a one credit graduate course stand alone, project based , and on line for MAT students to understand and apply instructional design and production processes.
Goal: Design and production of effective instruction using technology
To provide an understanding of the design and production processes to focus on the content first before addressing technology tools
The approach to understand and apply the design and production processes to instructional knowledge content area: .
How to design instruction for facts?
How to design instruction for concept learning?
How to design instruction for procedural learning?
How to design instruction for rules and principles?
With each of the knowledge areas, students will use strategies and techniques to design effective instruction. Then review technology tools (video, audio, self paced tools ) to produce instruction:
How to design instruction for facts? Print (Microsoft Publisher)
How to design instruction for concept learning? (Video and audio)
How to design instruction for procedural learning? (video screen capture)
How to design instruction for rules and principles? (elf paced standalone)
The outcome are strong instructional projects that reflect solid instruction and produced with the most effective technology tools.