EDER 675 - Principles of Instructional Development

Elizabeth Childs
 
Course Description:
Instructional development is a broad term encompassing all of the activities from analysis through design and development of an instructional or educational solution. Instructional Development evolved from the fields of Systems Theory, Learning Theory and Instructional Media. As such, this course will focus on the activities involved in instructional development (ID). Specifically, we will discuss the Origins of ISD, ISD Models, Needs Assessment, Task Analysis, Assessment Procedures, Media Selection and Program Evaluation.

Course Objectives:
  1. Distinguish between Instructional Design and Instructional Development
  2. Explain the purposes and outcomes of each phase in the generic ISD Model
  3. Conduct a Needs Assessment and Task Analysis
  4. Conduct a Constraint and/or Resource Analysis
  5. Examine a framework for the selection of appropriate Instructional Media
  6. Conduct Formative Evaluations of educational programs.
 
Discussion
Week 1 - Introduction to ID
Week 2 - Performance Problems and HPT
Week 3 - Models of Instructional Systems Development (ISD)
Week 4 - Needs Assessment
Week 5 - Communication with SME's
Week 6 - Job and Procedural Transfer Analysis
Week 7 - Resource and Constraint Analysis
Week 8 - Media Selection
Week 9 - Evaluation
Week 10 - Assessment
Week 11 - Course Delivery
Week 12 - Project Management
 
Assignments
Needs Assessment Plan
Evaluation Plan
Evaluation Plan Reflection
Concept Map and Rationale