ID 520 - eLearning Design and Development 1

  How to Develop a Course That is Learner-Centered Below is an infographic detailing key points of ensuring your course is learner-centered. 

Backward Design: Stages & Pros and Cons In today's blog, we will discuss the Backward Design plan and state the pros and cons.  Link to video

How to Write Strong, Clear, and Measurable Objectives In this post, we'll explore the SMART method for creating clear and measurable objectives. This method is a framework that guides the development of objectives to ensure they are Specific, Measurable, Achievable, Relevant, and Time-bound. Let's Start:  1.  Be Specific (align objectives with learning outcomes) 2.  Use Action Verbs    (such as define, construct, describe, identify, etc.) 3.  Analyze Audience  (learn the audience's background to understand the level of instruction) 4.  Achievable (make sure objectives are relevant and attainable) 5. Time-Specific (set a timeframe in which objectives should be obtained to reinforce urgency)