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Lesson - Development Phase <Instructor Name> Instructional Design Course

Agenda The Development Process Identifying Resources Compile and Write Content Write Assignments and Assessment Instruments Employing Multimedia Development Phase

Development Process Write Assignment Instructions Identify Resources Write Assignment Instructions Write Unit/Lesson Content Produce Multimedia Scripts Compile Course Content Write Course Introduction Identify readings & learning aids Write Assessment Instruments Development Phase

Identify Resources/Readings Lesson - Development Phase Identify Resources/Readings Search for content/learning aids: Use existing content, lessons or units from other courses. Locate OERs that support objectives. Identify graphics & multimedia elements. Review URLs & online resources. Identify readings that: Support objectives. Enhance or build upon unit/lesson content. Obtain copyright for selected content/readings. Reference the OER lesson and its links to different OER sites. Development Phase Instructional Design Course

Multimedia Scripts Development Phase Lesson Title: Flowchart Control Number: Teaching Point/Content Element: Teaching Point Number: Content Script: (Maximum xxx Words)   Audio Script: Estimated Running Time: Special Frame/Page Navigation or Hyperlinks Element/Description Link To/Action Special Instructions Graphics/Animation Description Graphics File Location: Template Type: Prepared by: Development Phase

Write Content/Assignments Lesson - Development Phase Write Content/Assignments Use the same voice throughout. Use language that is familiar to the audience. Write unit and supporting lessons first. Avoid repetition of same concepts/references. Avoid short-forms. Provide step-by-step instructions for all assignments, activities and discussions. Properly attribute copyrighted content/readings/learning materials. Development Phase Instructional Design Course

Write Assessments Provide detailed instructions for all assessment procedures (including the Major Project). Produce detailed rubrics for all graded activities. Produce marking guides for all off-line written examinations. Write questions (and feedback) for online question banks. Ensure all assessment instruments support the achievement of course learning outcomes and unit goals objectives. Development Phase

Write Course Introduction A typical course introduction should include: Course Overview. Course Learning Outcomes. Course Schedule. Facilitator Background (if used). Assessment Process. Marking Guidelines. Technical/Academic Support. Welcome/Orientation Exercise. Development Phase

Compile Course Content Compile all elements. Ensure elements flow in accordance with delivery based on media. For online interactive courses provide a map/flow diagram. Review all text material for spelling, grammar, consistency, etc. Provide guidance to production personnel re: layout, templates, etc. Output is “Draft” course guide. Development Phase

Lesson - Development Phase Summary Development is about creating the course content in accordance with the Course Design Plan. Key concepts to employ in development effort: Consistent and logical course flow. Clear instructions and guidance. One voice and one language used throughout. Questions? Development Phase Instructional Design Course