In order to sucessfully teach your class, the teacher must keep in mind their audience. Then, teach accordingly with various methods to capture all learner's attention.
A very important takeawary inludes the objectives that need to be met when developing a course framework:
1. How will the content be delivered. 2. How will the student receive the content. 3. How will the student be assessed in their knowledge but most importantly - Analyze your audience.
I feel having a collections of learning objectives and using them in different subject is a great strategy to yourselves work
smarter.
I agree with Elizabeth short chunks keep the learners focused on the subject matter.
I plan to research my text books and work on formatting some of learning. they are excellent in comprehensions learning materials.
Being consist is a important part of the online learning process.
What I take from this course is objective should be clearly stated and detailed. There also could be more than one type of discussion
group. It is a great idea to post FAQ.
Reply to Larry Hill's post:Additionally, I will be couplling any video content with a Discussion Group to include visual learners and to gather different interpretations and opinions as well.
While most of my templates and course outlines are already ptovided through a LMS, I have learned that consistency is key when developing course modules. Reviewing existing outlines and modules through the LMS is vital prior to seetingup the course to ensure not only this consistency, but to determine a good flow of information, and to support all the established learning objectives.
I plan to stop reinventing the wheel. That I can take templates and learning objectives and tweak them to fit my student’s needs. However, in doing this I need to use a consistent format.
One way to keep asynchronous students from feeling isolated or disconnected is to design modules in a way that they know what to expect throughout the entire course.
I learned the importance of consistency when creating course modules. The goal of this kind of training is to help you achieve your fitness or performance goals.
students lose focus after watching a video greater than 10 minutes, therefore topics need to be broken down in small parts to achieve retention of information.
Consistency from week to week is important, and that the average learner loses interest in 10-15 minutes.
Effective online learning requires the use of well-organized modules containing only that which is relevant to the learing objectives and content. It can be organized chronologically or by subject, and sequencing of topics is quite important. It is also very important to choose the best methods of presenting information, allowing for interaction with the material, and testing. Textual delivery may not be the best option in many cases. Online learning can be enhanced through the use of learning objects, such as images and media, interactions, and other assets that may be obtained from your university, other instructors, organizations, or textbook publishers.
Consistency is important when developing a course.
The organizatoin of the modules fot content delivery so that students learn better.
What's missing from the explanations, however, is how to get students TO THINK more deeply about what they've learned.
What is the role of reflection in learning? There is no discussion of this. Chunking is awkward terminology. You need a better word.
Consistancy in creating a course is very important.
In this unit I learned that consistency and symmetry is needed in online courses. I know as a teacher, I appreciate this. Courses with heavy and light weeks make grading harder.
The learning objects repository makes sense and it's something I've done throughout my academic career.
Nancy Tosh
Keep modules and wording similar in description and design.
