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Here Ruby Spencer, Director, Global Curriculum Development, has put together our recommended top 7 Writing Tips for Instructional Designers to consider when developing online courseware.
A look at how you can use the 70:20:10 learning approach in your workplace.
I recently reviewed an online course on instructional design. And it had many of the things you’d expect: overview of pedagogies, starting with good objectives, interactions, design processes, storyboarding, project management, etc. But what it didn’t do was go very deep on learning design, and I think this is a problem. Review of Basic ID …
Psychometrician Austin Fossey believes negative scores are not appropriate for most classical test theory (CTT) assessment designs, because they do not add measurement value, and they are difficult to interpret. Read more about Austin's argument including: Measurement value and interpretation issues of negative item scores.
eLearning Assessment is essential to any Online Course and thus knowing how to develop them effectively is key to the sucess of your created eLearning course. Use this blogs to get a good grasp of the information needed to develop the best possible eLearning Assessment.
Video (4:24 min) provides a quick review of Webb's Depth of Knowledge levels, then presents an example topic with tasks that illustrate the levels.
This infographic puts Bloom's Taxonomy and Webb's Depth of Knowledge frameworks in context with one another. These frameworks can be helpful when thinking about sequencing activities to draw learners deeper into subject matter.
Norman Webb's Depth of Knowledge (DoK) offers a framework for cognitive complexity. These posters quickly review Webb's levels and offer a sampling of key verbs to use when writing learning objectives.
Graphics can make or break an eLearning course. Our new PowerPoint graphic library is chock-full of versatile and customizable graphics to spice things up.
Animations are a powerful way to help your learners absorb information from their e-courses; you don’t have to be a professional to add them in PowerPoint.
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