Authoring | Origin: EL103
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Teaching Online: A Student-Centered Approach --> Authoring
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Having a course object database sounds like a good way to keep important information handy. Keeping the modules consistent makes it easier for the students to follow and complete.
this module helped me understand that each students learning style is different and that we need to consider all types of learning in the online environment. Incorporating different styles of teaching into each class experience will help each student understand the information and be successful in the class.
Using a course framework has been a game-changer for me. It helps me develop courses more efficiently and creates a unified learning experience. With a solid framework, I can organize content logically, leading to better learning outcomes. I also use existing resources and databases to save time and find materials that fit right into my courses. This lets me focus on making high-quality content or finding the best resources. Plus, keeping things consistent in format and structure is key to making the learning experience smooth and effective.
I learned the Importance of using course framework, as it helps with course development. Course framework gives you the ability to carefully plan a course plan.
Comment on Stephanie Cox's post: Yeah, there's a reason social media videos are like 30 seconds LOL
Consistency is important in an LMS. Learning is facilitated when, say, all video links are formatted consistently. Learning objects should present information in easily digestible chunks.
The authoring process includes using a course framework module for each lesson and being consistent in the format and length of each module is important in shaping student expectations in completing the course assignments.
I truly appreciate the tips given about using 12 point font, using similar slide types, and the need for consistent re-evaluation of the slides.
There are a number of already created databases that have materials that can be used and implemented within the course room. You can start to build your own materials or bother others. In addition, consistency in formatting and structuring is essential.
I have learned that storing resources in one place will make then readily available to be used over and over again.
I plan to store the student notes and diagrams so that I can access then every semester for each class.
I have learned the importance of creating a learning objects database. This data base will store learning materials that can be used in the same course again or in other courses. This will save time creating courses in the future, as the materials will be saved in one area and can be retrieved easily at later dates.
I found this module to be particularly interesting with regard to the pleasant aesthetic design that guided the viewer through crisp modern images, repeat use of color and prompts that reinforce the message of the presentation.
"modality effect"
Consistency is key and I already maintain a database of assets that I can use across multiple terms. This also helps keep students on track.
The point of maintaining consistency was a large focus of this lesson.
I always write up a schedule for each class, which keeps me on track. This format is consistent and guides the class in a predictable way that ensures the students feel comfortable within the time allotted.
I would like to emphasize the importance of Course framework and Learning-objects database.
A course framework is the road map for course development. Here you can plan where you want to go, stay on course, and successfully arrive at your final destination.
A learning-objects database is a repository in which to store files, graphics, audio, video, or any course component that may be used more than once in a course or in several courses.
The importance of creating a file/database to organize everything
I would like to emphasize the importance of Course framework and Learning-objects database.
A course framework is the road map for course development. Here you can plan where you want to go, stay on course, and successfully arrive at your final destination.
A learning-objects database is a repository in which to store files, graphics, audio, video, or any course component that may be used more than once in a course or in several courses.
I plan to practice using the existing formats and templates to become more proficient in accessing them independently, enabling me to assist my students in easily finding learning resources.
