Instructional Design

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Instructional Design

• JMA503 61
• Monday 600 - 840

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Objectives

• Discuss syllabus and assignments
• Define Instructional design
• Work examples
• Introduction to ToolBook

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JMA 503 - Instructor

• Dr. Bill Gibbs
• Associate Professor in the Journalism and
  Multimedia Arts.
• Ph.D. in Instructional Systems from The
  Pennsylvania State University.
• Office 341 COLH
• Office hours Tues 1100-200, WF 1030 1200
  and by appointment and by appointment
• Phone 412 - 396-1310
• E-mail gibbsw_at_duq.edu

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JMA 503 - Purpose

• Students learn about
• Instructional design
• E-Learning
• Courseware development
• Courseware evaluation
• Usability
• Multimedia and Learning

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Combining Instruction and Multimedia for Learning
Corporations
Self study
K-12
Military
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JMA 503 Course goals

• Apply research related to instructional design
  and computer-based (eLearning) learning.
• Use a systematic process to design, develop, and
  evaluate an eLearning application.
• Develop skills and proficiency in the use
  eLearning authoring tools.

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JMA 503 - Assignments

1. Practice exercises
2. Authoring project 1
3. Authoring project 2 group evaluation
4. Authoring project 3 -Final Course Project
   (Software) (Ex1) (EX2) (EX3) (EX4) (MC)
5. Final Project Report - project specifications

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JMA 503 - Assignments

• Due at the end of class.
• Late assignments receive a 10 per class penalty
  up to a maximum of 30.

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JMA 503 Youll need
Blank CD or DVD discs labeled with your name and
contact information on them.
You should have access to e-mail and a Web
browser outside of class.
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JMA 503 Class Web Site
http//www.jma.duq.edu/classes/gibbs/jma503-61/
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JMA 503 E-mailing
E-mailing assignments. Use your
Duquesne (smith_at_duq.edu) account.
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JMA 503 E-mailing

• E-mailing assignments/attachments.
• Must have your name
• E-mail address
• Title of assignment
• Label subject of e-mail

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JMA 503 Applications
Captivate
ToolBook
Morae
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For next time

• Room 205 Access

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Instructional Design

• What is it?

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What is instructional design?

• Instructional design refers to the systematic
  process of translating principles of learning and
  instruction into plans for instructional
  materials, activities, information resources, and
  evaluation (Smith Ragan, 2008).

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What is instructional design?

• Instructional design is a process for creating
  effective training/learning programs in an
  efficient manner.

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What is instructional design?

• It is a system that helps you
• ask the right questions,
• make the right decisions, and
• produce a product that is as useful and useable
  as your situation requires and allows (Piskurich,
  2006).

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What is instructional design?

• Process by which instruction is improved through
  analysis of learning needs and systematic
  development of learning materials.
• Instructional designers often use technology and
  multimedia as tools to support instruction for
  learning.
• Source http//www.instructionaldesign.org/

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What is instructional design?

• Dick, Carey, Carey (2009) present ten
  components of a systems approach model
  representing theories, procedures, and techniques
  used by instructional designers to design,
  develop, evaluate, and revise instruction.
• Identify instructional/learning goals
• Conduct instructional analysis
• Analyze learners and contexts
• Write performance objectives
• Develop assessment instruments
• Develop instructional strategy
• Develop and select instructional materials
• Design and conduct formative evaluation
• Revise instruction
• Design and conduct summative evaluation

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What is instructional design?
Source http//www.instructionaldesign.org/models/
dick_carey_model.html
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What is instructional design?
Start
Phase III Develop Implement
Phase I Analysis
Phase II Design
Evaluate Revise
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What is instructional design?
Piskurich, George M. (2006). Rapid instructional
design (p.5)
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What is instructional design?

• Instructional design relies on
• principles that emphasize experiential learning
• fundamental theories of learning such as
  cognitivism, behaviorism, and constructivism.

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What is instructional design?

• Fundamentally instructional design is about
  learning and/or improving learning efficiency and
  effectiveness.
• So what is learning?

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What is instructional design?

• Learning involves a change in ones
• Abilities
• Attitudes
• Beliefs
• Capabilities
• Knowledge
• Mental models
• Patterns of interaction or skills (Spector, 2000).

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What is instructional design?

• Instructional design is influenced by
• Systems theory
• User-center design
• Learning and instructional theories
• Motivation Theory
• Human information/cognitive processing
• Interface and information design
• Human-computer interaction
• Multimedia
• Usability engineering

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What is instructional design?

• In this class, we will use the instructional
  design process
• Analyze
• Design
• Develop
• Evaluate
• Revise
• to develop eLearning courseware.

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Videos

• David Merrill
• http//www.youtube.com/watch?vi_TKaO2-jXA
• IDS process
• http//www.youtube.com/watch?vqnCNBEfKk2I

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Instructional design jobs

• http//www.instructionaldesign.org/jobs.html
• http//sloanconsortium.org/jobline

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Instructional Design Groups

• American Society for Training Development -
  www.astd.org
• Pittsburgh ASTD - http//www.astdpittsburgh.org
• International Society for Performance Improvement
  - www.ispi.org
• The eLearning Guild - www.elearningguild.com
• AECT Aect.orgEDUCAUSE - www.educause.edu
• Association for the Advancement of Computing in
  Education www.aace.org
• www.instructionaldesign.org
• www.instructionaldesigncentral.com

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ToolBook Introduction

• Overview of ToolBook
• Activity
• Create Project Web site
• Test accounts

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ToolBook Introduction
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ToolBook Introduction
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ToolBook 10.5 Introduction
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ToolBook Introduction
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Catalog
Tool palette
New Page icon
Record Field
Nav Pages or ALT Arrows
Select Page
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Book Explorer
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Actions Editor
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OpenScript
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Test accounts

• Review system
• Test user accounts

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Our Server

• How to access the server

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Our Server
www.jma.duq.edu

• Your private folder
• Its a subfolder of users folder
• www.jma.duq.edu/users/YourLoginName
• Save files (drag and drop files) while in either
  lab (CH205, CH345)
• You can also FTP to there from home

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How do I access the server?

• Access from either CH345 and CH205
• Start gtgt Computer (Z Drive)
• OR
• \\jma1\users\username

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How do I access the server?

• From dorm or home
• ftp//www.jma.duq.edu/users/YourLastName
• Example ftp//www.jma.duq.edu/users/gibbs/
• You will be prompted for your user name and
  password
• Use the same name and password you used to login
  to Windows

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How do I access the server?
You will be prompted for your user name and
password jma/username
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How do I access the server?

• Folders and files display
• Transfer (put) files from your computer,
• Download (get) files to your computer.

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User Folder

• The PUB folder

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http//www.jma.duq.edu/users/gibbs/pub/jma503/inde
x.htm
USERS
index.htm
JMA503
Server www.jma.duq.edu
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Users
My Space
Gibbs
www.jma.duq.edu
Folder
File
File
Folder
File
File
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www.jma.duq.edu
My Space
Gibbs
All files for Web must be in PUB
Folder
Folder
File
File
Folder
File
File
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