E-learning design concepts

1. Running HEAD: Presenting E-Learning 1 Presenting E-Learning and Design Concepts Michele Kemp EDU652 Dr. Kris Jamsa February 7, 2011 EDU652February 2011

2. Presenting E-Learning and Design Concepts

3. E-Learning Concept Considerations E-Learning Varieties of E-Learning Design Perspectives & Influences Aligning Learning Goals & Objectives Instructional Design Aligning Learning Goals & Objectives Teaching Sequence & Learning Activities

4. E-Learning Using information & computer technologies to create learning experiences.

5. E-Learning… Training delivered on a computer Taking place in an electronically-simulated environment

6. Varieties of E-Learning

7. E-Learning Design Perspectives & Influences Business Goals Schedule Costs Economics Instructional Design Software Engineering Theories Strategies Methodologies Objects Usability Rapid Development Media design Selection Sequencing Synchronization

8. Instructional Design Requires Selecting Organizing Specifying

9. Instructional Design Contributes Theories of how people learn Methodologies to carry out the strategies Strategies for applying theories

10. Software Engineering Contributes Object Design Usability Design Rapid Development

11. Media Design Contributes Selection Sequencing Synchronization

12. Economics Contributes Business Goals Schedule Costs

14. Aligning Learning Goals & Objectives

15. E-Learning Design Goals Objectives Identify underlying goal Clarify goal Measure of success How to accomplish Make organization’s goal your own Consider wide range of goals Design quickly & reliably Set learning objectives Write learning objectives Good learning objectives Clear Precise Worthy Types of Objectives Primary Secondary

16. E-Learning Design Teaching Sequences Learning Activities Bottom Up Top Down Sideways Absorb Do Connect

17. References 1. Clark & Mayer (2008), E-Learning and the Science of Instruction: Proven Guidelines for Consumers and Designers of Multimedia Learning, p. 7-75. 2. Retrieved from E-Learning, Webopedia.com on 2/07/2011. 3. Horton, William, E-Learning by Design, John Wiley and Sons, Inc., (2006), p. 1-46.