Instructional Design Week One

This Week Jan 14, 2013

History Questions Discussions Guide

This course will teach you to design and create instructional materials.

This week, we'll:

• Explore the history of instructional design
  Examine key models of instructional design
  Read Chapter 1 of the Dick and Carey textbook
  Answer the discussion question below

Our goal this week is to familiarize ourselves with the Dick and Carey model. Then, we will explore other instructional design models. All models are basically some variation the generic model of analysis-design-develop-implement-evaluate (ADDIE). What sets the models apart are the theories on which they are based. Next week we will examine these learning theories. As a minimum, you should look at the Morrison, Kemp, Ross model, the Smith and Ragan model, and the ADDIE model.

Learning Objectives

• Define the major terms associated with instructional design
• Describe the major activities associated with systematic instructional design
• Identify benefits of instructional design training
• Compare and contrast instructional design models

Required Reading

1. Chapter 1 of your Dick, Carey, and Carey text
2. History of ID, Part One
3. History of ID, Part Two
4. Instructional Design Models - scroll down to see the ID models

Assignments

1. Read Chapter 1 of the Dick and Carey text.
2. Explore instructional design models linked above.
3. Student discussions of instructional design models (you may use a one-slide PPT to show the model)
   • Stormie: Present a brief discussion of the ADDIE model.
   • Doris: Present a brief discussion of the Morrison, Kemp, and Ross model.
   • Heidi: Present a brief discussion of the Smith and Ragan model.
   • Gail: Present a brief discussion of the Dick and Carey model.

Online Class Discussion

Monday, January 14, 8-9:30 p.m., Eastern time via Webex. I will send you the email login so that you can enter the class discussion.

Agenda:

8:00-8:20 History of ID -- Dr. Codone
8:20-:920 Model discussions -- each of you as listed above
9:20-9:30 Preview of next week

Please email me with any questions.