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I DID IT MY WAY Callie Chastain Michelle Stuyt Petra Garibay IST 522: Instructional Design Dr. Strong Dr. Lara October 23, 2013

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I DID IT MY WAY. Callie Chastain Michelle Stuyt Petra Garibay. IST 522: Instructional Design Dr. Strong Dr. Lara October 23, 2013. I DID IT MY WAY. Overview. Professor characteristics Sessions 1 – 6 Summary of subsequent sessions Conclusion. I DID IT MY WAY. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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I DID IT MY WAY

Callie ChastainMichelle StuytPetra Garibay

IST 522: Instructional DesignDr. StrongDr. Lara

October 23, 2013

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OverviewI DID IT MY WAY

Professor characteristics

Sessions 1 – 6

Summary of subsequent sessions

Conclusion

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Professor CharacteristicsEstablished in

careerAmple availabilityExperience with

distance learningMinimal knowledge

of design process

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Session 1I DID IT MY WAY

First working sessionProfessor and instructional development

coordinatorDiscussed fundamental differences in

coursesNo interest in content discussionCourse delivery was primary interest

No material discussion, only delivery

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Session 2 Diachronic analysis

Dick and Carey model in university setting Teaching style

Socratic method (Q&A); Few written lecture notes

Course delivery synchronous video conferencing

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Focused on lesson outcomesTechnical test with receiving institution

Bandwidth limitation Not ideal virtual classroom

Options for delivery of material Web platform

Readings Documents Internal emailDiscussion forum

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Session 3

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Session 4Began the session by writing

Individual Assignment (IA) Team Assignment (TA)

With professor, highlighted important points IA

Allowed for closed-ended questions Identified course objectives

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Continuing to re-write individual and team assignments.

Asking and designing the right questions:Example – “In your own words”Use concise clear language

Schematization diagram for student to have a starting point for a “mental model”

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Session 5

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Session 6Further revision of IA and TAWork session plans

EmailPhone

Identify and improve problematic areas

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Continued work on IA’s, TA’s, and exercises

Language barriers identifiedTechnical issues at host site

Paradigm shifted distance education to online learningThe professor’s role of knowledge leader

shifted to knowledge provider

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Subsequent Sessions

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ConclusionMajor themes

Individual assignments and team assignments

Delivery methodAdapting to inferior technology

Professor characteristicsMultiple years of experienceSocratic teaching style

Overall, successful process

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