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Instructional Design for Learning Objects Definition Architecture Design Implementation Presentation for the Workshop on Instructional Design for Learning Objects at CIET, NCERT, New Delhi Text Audio Video Animation Graphics Pages Frames Digital Assets Information Objects Learning Object Sanjaya Mishra

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This is for the Workshop on "Instructional Design for Learning Objects". Presentation on 31st August 2009.

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Instructional Design for Learning Objects

DefinitionArchitectureDesignImplementation

Presentation for the Workshop on Instructional Design for Learning Objects at CIET, NCERT, New Delhi

Text

Audio

Video

Animation

GraphicsPagesFrames

Digital Assets

Information Objects

Learning Object

Sanjaya Mishra

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Instructional Design for LOs

What is a Learning Object?

One or more digital assets combined and sequences to create or support a learning experience addressing a curricular outcome (s) for an identified audience (s). A learning object can be identified, tracked, referenced, and used for a variety of learning experiences.

(Alberta Learning, 2002)

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Instructional Design for LOs

Anatomy of Learning Objects

Text

Audio

Video

Animation

GraphicsPagesFrames

Digital Assets

Information Objects

Learning Object

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Instructional Design for LOs

Anatomy of Learning ObjectsOVERVIEW

SUMMARY

ASSESSMENTPre Post

RIOs7±2

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Instructional Design for LOs

Types of Learning Objects

Concept

Fact

Procedure

Process

Principles

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Instructional Design for LOs

Principles of Multimedia Design• Multimedia principle: Use both graphics and words• Contiguity principle: Place related words and graphics together• Modality principle: Present words as speech rather than on screen

text• Redundancy principle: Avoid presenting words as narration and

text together• Coherence principle: Avoid extraneous sound and pictures• Personalization principle: Use conversational style and learning

agents • Practice principle: Give opportunities for interactions related to

authentic events

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Principles of Multimedia Design

Use both graphics and words

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Principles of Multimedia Design

Place related words and graphics together

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Principles of Multimedia Design

Present words as speech rather than on screen text

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Principles of Multimedia Design

Avoid presenting words as narration and text together

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Principles of Multimedia Design

Avoid extraneous sound and pictures

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Principles of Multimedia Design

Use conversational style and learning agents

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Principles of Multimedia Design

Give opportunities for interactions related to authentic events

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Instructional Design for LOs

What is Instructional Design?Instructional Design is the systematic development of instructional specifications using learning and instructional theory to ensure the quality of instruction. It is the entire process of analysis of learning needs and goals and the development of a delivery system to meet those needs. It includes development of instructional materials and activities; and tryout and evaluation of all instruction and learner activities

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Instructional Design for LOs

Instructional Systems Design

Instructional Objectives

Instructional Procedures Evaluation

Feedback

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Instructional Design for LOs

Models of Instructional Design ADDIE ASSURE PIE

Designing Learning/Environment Vs. Designing Materials

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Instructional Design for LOs

Three Component Model for LO DesignLO Component Micro-strategiesPre-learning strategy Learning outcome

Advance organiserOverviewPre-assessment

Presentation strategy Presentation of informationElaboration of informationEmbedded questionsDemonstrationPractice with feedback

Post-learning strategy SummaryPost-assessment

Ally (2004) in McGreal. R.

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Instructional Design for Multimedia LOs

DADI Help MeDefinition

Architecture

Design

Implementation

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Instructional Design for Multimedia LOs

Definition

• Define goals and objectives• Determine competition• Identify contents• Define budget, timeline,

scope• Identify clients/users• Explore technical issues

When, Where, What, How

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Instructional Design for Multimedia LOs

Architecture

• Identify major content areasInformation Architecture

• Prioritize contents• Define media types• Define structure with

relationships• Create flowchart, block diagrams• Create storyboard• Build preliminary prototype

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Instructional Design for Multimedia LOs

DesignLook and Feel

• Develop content with suitable color, font• Develop media element

• Design interface• Define naming conventions• Build advanced prototype• Conduct user testing on prototype

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Instructional Design for Multimedia LOs

ImplementationDo it

• Define milestones, priorities• Develop all media elements• Integrate all media, content into the

offline mode• Do all proof reading, checking• Test in different platform• Upload and go online/Create master

CD

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Instructional Design for LOs

Some considerations...

• Learning objects are component in a larger learning environment

• Use LOs in a broad instructional perspective• Use LOs within a LMS to track usage• Analyse student engagement to improve the LO• Create LOs that are short (say 10-15 mts)• Store LOs in a database with appropriate metadata tags for

easy retrieval and use• Make LOs as Open Educational Resources

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Instructional Design for LOs

Your Comments and Questions are welcome

Thank You