1. Instructional Design for Distance Education
Chapter 6
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2. Principles of Instructional Design Systems
Systematic process
System components
learners
content
method and materials
environment (including technology)
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3. Planning for Instruction at a Distance
Retool materials to be more visual
Identify key concepts
Encourage interactivity
Plan for technical problems
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Instructional Issues
Separation of students and instructor
Keeping in touch with students
Time constraints
Communication channels
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5. Areas to Identify in the Planning Process
Learners
Essential content
Instructional strategies
Media
Learning environments
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6. Planning to Teach on the Web
Be certain to plan ahead
Clarify communication procedure
Where to instructor
How often will be responding
Clarify assignments and due dates
Suggest a study schedule for students
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Formative Evaluation
Consider
How the planned instruction is supposed to work
How to improve the instruction
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8. Other Issues to Consider
Types of student materials
Distribution of student materials
Ongoing communications
Assistance from associates at distance sites
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