Week 5 Project James A. Rhodes Jr. Walden University Instructor Mark Clauburg Instructional Design III EIDT-4004-1 April 7, 2013.

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Week 5 Project James A. Rhodes Jr. Walden University Instructor Mark Clauburg Instructional Design III EIDT April 7, 2013

Learning Objectives After completing this tutorial you will be able to: Sort laundry based on color and type of clothing Select the proper washing temperature and cycle based on clothing color and type Select the proper drying temperature and cycle based on clothing color and type Fold or hang and put clothing away based on clothing type

Sorting Laundry Clothing must be washed with like colors. Separate clothing based on the following color criteria: Dark colored laundry Bright colored laundry Whites laundry Clothing also needs to be separated by fabric type. Separate clothing based on the following fabric criteria: Towels & Linens Regular laundry Delicate lanudry

Color Sorting Examples Light LaundryDark LaundryWhite Laundry

CB A Sorting Exercise Select the LIGHT colored laundry.

Sorting Exercise Correct!! ContinueReview

Sorting Exercise Incorrect!!! Try AgainReviewContinue

Color Sorting Examples Light LaundryDark LaundryWhite Laundry

CB A Sorting Exercise Select the DARK colored laundry.

Sorting Exercise Correct!! ContinueReview

Sorting Exercise Incorrect!!! Try AgainReviewContinue

Color Sorting Examples Light LaundryDark LaundryWhite Laundry

CB A Sorting Exercise Select the WHITE laundry.

Sorting Exercise Correct!! ContinueReview

Sorting Exercise Incorrect!!! Try AgainReviewContinue

Fabric Type Examples Delicate Laundry (Bra’s, lace underwear, lingerie) Regular Laundry (Shirts, jeans, shorts, sox) Towels & Linens

CB A Sorting Exercise Select the DELICATE laundry.

Sorting Exercise Correct!! ContinueReview

Sorting Exercise Incorrect!!! Try AgainReviewContinue

Fabric Type Examples Delicate Laundry (Bra’s, lace underwear, lingerie) Regular Laundry (Shirts, jeans, shorts, sox) Towels & Linens

CB A Sorting Exercise Select the REGULAR laundry.

Sorting Exercise Correct!! ContinueReview

Sorting Exercise Incorrect!!! Try AgainReviewContinue

Fabric Type Examples Delicate Laundry (Bra’s, lace underwear, lingerie) Regular Laundry (Shirts, jeans, shorts, sox) Towels & Linens

CB A Sorting Exercise Select the TOWELS & LINENS.

Sorting Exercise Correct!! ContinueReview

Sorting Exercise Incorrect!!! Try AgainReviewContinue

Washing temperature and cycle Laundry must be washed in the proper temperature or the colors will fade. Temperature guide: Hot: White laundry, towels & linens Warm: Dark colored laundry Cold: Bright colored laundry Laundry must also be washed utilizing the appropriate wash cycle for the type of fabric or the fabric may be damaged. Check the label for fabric type. Cycle guide: Normal: Cotton and linens Permanent Press: Typically man made materials; nylon, polyester, spandex and rayon blends Delicate: Can be any material typically lingerie, silk, wool

COLDWARMHOT Selecting Exercise Select the correct TEMPERATURE to WASH the laundry below:

Sorting Exercise Correct!! ContinueReview

Sorting Exercise Incorrect!!! Try AgainReviewContinue

Washing temperature and cycle Laundry must be washed in the proper temperature or the colors will fade. Temperature guide: Hot: White laundry, towels & linens Warm: Dark colored laundry Cold: Bright colored laundry Laundry must also be washed utilizing the appropriate wash cycle for the type of fabric or the fabric may be damaged. Check the label for fabric type. Cycle guide: Normal: Cotton and linens Permanent Press: Typically man made materials; nylon, polyester, spandex and rayon blends Delicate: Can be any material typically lingerie, silk, wool

COLDWARMHOT Selecting Exercise Select the correct TEMPERATURE to WASH the laundry below:

Sorting Exercise Correct!! ContinueReview

Sorting Exercise Incorrect!!! Try AgainReviewContinue

Washing temperature and cycle Laundry must be washed in the proper temperature or the colors will fade. Temperature guide: Hot: White laundry, towels & linens Warm: Dark colored laundry Cold: Bright colored laundry Laundry must also be washed utilizing the appropriate wash cycle for the type of fabric or the fabric may be damaged. Check the label for fabric type. Cycle guide: Normal: Cotton and linens Permanent Press: Typically man made materials; nylon, polyester, spandex and rayon blends Delicate: Can be any material typically lingerie, silk, wool

COLDWARMHOT Selecting Exercise Select the correct TEMPERATURE to WASH the laundry below:

Sorting Exercise Correct!! ContinueReview

Sorting Exercise Incorrect!!! Try AgainReviewContinue

Washing temperature and cycle Laundry must be washed in the proper temperature or the colors will fade. Temperature guide: Hot: White laundry, towels & linens Warm: Dark colored laundry Cold: Bright colored laundry Laundry must also be washed utilizing the appropriate wash cycle for the type of fabric or the fabric may be damaged. Check the label for fabric type. Cycle guide: Normal: Cotton and linens Permanent Press: Typically man made materials; nylon, polyester, spandex and rayon blends Delicate: Can be any material typically lingerie, silk, wool

DELICATE PERMENANT PRESS NORMAL Selecting Exercise Select the correct CYCLE to WASH the item below:

Sorting Exercise Correct!! ContinueReview

Sorting Exercise Incorrect!!! Try AgainReviewContinue

Washing temperature and cycle Laundry must be washed in the proper temperature or the colors will fade. Temperature guide: Hot: White laundry, towels & linens Warm: Dark colored laundry Cold: Bright colored laundry Laundry must also be washed utilizing the appropriate wash cycle for the type of fabric or the fabric may be damaged. Check the label for fabric type. Cycle guide: Normal: Cotton and linens Permanent Press: Typically man made materials; nylon, polyester, spandex and rayon blends Delicate: Can be any material typically lingerie, silk, wool

DELICATE PERMENANT PRESS NORMAL Selecting Exercise Select the correct CYCLE to WASH the item below:

Sorting Exercise Correct!! ContinueReview

Sorting Exercise Incorrect!!! Try AgainReviewContinue

Washing temperature and cycle Laundry must be washed in the proper temperature or the colors will fade. Temperature guide: Hot: White laundry, towels & linens Warm: Dark colored laundry Cold: Bright colored laundry Laundry must also be washed utilizing the appropriate wash cycle for the type of fabric or the fabric may be damaged. Check the label for fabric type. Cycle guide: Normal: Cotton and linens Permanent Press: Typically man made materials; nylon, polyester, spandex and rayon blends Delicate: Can be any material typically lingerie, silk, wool

DELICATE PERMENANT PRESS NORMAL Selecting Exercise Select the correct CYCLE to WASH the item below:

Sorting Exercise Correct!! ContinueReview

Sorting Exercise Incorrect!!! Try AgainReviewContinue

Drying Temperature and cycle Laundry must be dried utilizing the appropriate drying cycle for the type of fabric or the fabric may be damaged. Check the label for fabric type. Cycle guide: High Heat: Dark and white cotton clothing, and linens & towels. Low Heat: Bright colors and nylon, polyester, spandex and rayon blends and lingerie, silk, wool. No Heat: When the clothing tag states, also great for pillows and stuffed animals and toys.

NO HEATLOW HEATHIGH HEAT Selecting Exercise Select the correct CYCLE to DRY the item below:

Sorting Exercise Correct!! ContinueReview

Sorting Exercise Incorrect!!! Try AgainReviewContinue

Drying Temperature and cycle Laundry must be dried utilizing the appropriate drying cycle for the type of fabric or the fabric may be damaged. Check the label for fabric type. Cycle guide: High Heat: Dark and white cotton clothing, and linens & towels. Low Heat: Bright colors and nylon, polyester, spandex and rayon blends and lingerie, silk, wool. No Heat: When the clothing tag states, also great for pillows and stuffed animals and toys.

NO HEATLOW HEATHIGH HEAT Selecting Exercise Select the correct CYCLE to DRY the item below:

Sorting Exercise Correct!! ContinueReview

Sorting Exercise Incorrect!!! Try AgainReviewContinue

Drying Temperature and cycle Laundry must be dried utilizing the appropriate drying cycle for the type of fabric or the fabric may be damaged. Check the label for fabric type. Cycle guide: High Heat: Dark and white cotton clothing, and linens & towels. Low Heat: Bright colors and nylon, polyester, spandex and rayon blends and lingerie, silk, wool. No Heat: When the clothing tag states, also great for pillows and stuffed animals and toys.

NO HEATLOW HEATHIGH HEAT Selecting Exercise Select the correct CYCLE to DRY the item below:

Sorting Exercise Correct!! ContinueReview

Sorting Exercise Incorrect!!! Try AgainReviewContinue

Folding, hanging and storing clothes Folding is a skill very dependent on personal preference, so the best thing to do is to ask your spouse. Hanging is mostly for collared shirts, slacks, dresses and anything that is easily wrinkled. Clothes should be stored neatly in drawers of hung in the closet.

Putting it all together

Sort & Separate

Clothes in the Machine

Add soap to the machine

Select temperature & cycle then run the wash cycle

Move clothes from washer to dryer

Select drying cycle and run drying cycle

Remove clothes from dryer

Fold, hang and store

Summary Sort laundry based on color and type of clothing Select the proper washing temperature and cycle based on clothing color and type Select the proper drying temperature and cycle based on clothing color and type Fold or hang and put clothing away based on clothing type

Summary of Changes based on Survey Feedback 1. Combined slides 69 and 70 into one slide. 2. Combined slides 71 and 72 into one slide. 3. Renamed the presentation to eliminate the word “husband”. This opens the training up to all genders and relationships.