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When designing educational computer applications and collections of electronic instructional materials, it is important to follow a systematic process of instructional design and development. Careful planning can help to ensure that , after what can be months of work, your final product accomplishes your predetermined instructional goals and objectives.
- What do you want your instruction to accomplish? Define goals and
objectives as specifically as possible.
- How is this content most effectively learned?
Select instructional methods, strategies, and activities.
- How do you determine the extent to which learning has been achieved?
Determine methods for evaluating your design and student learning.
- What are the personal and institutional resources required?
Examine development requirements, resources, and issues including development time, learning environment, staff support, materials maintenance, and site management.
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