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    1. Designing your online course
    2. First steps
      • The key to a good design of an online course is understanding the key elements and combining these elements effectively for a successful course
      • It is important to have a short plan which will guide your design process
      • You must in built a system of evaluation and feedback in order improve your design
    3. Elements of an online course
      • Set objective(s)
      • Online course design principles
      • People – participants, instructors and administrative staff
      • Process
      • Technology – software, hardware and connectivity
      • Administration – registration, certificates etc
    4. Setting your course objective
      • In Robert Mager (1962) Preparing Objectives for Programmed Instruction book,  he spoke of a central concept in the design of instructional materials, that is training needs must be analyzed and learning goals determined.
      • This learning goal should be broken into a subset of smaller tasks or learning objectives namely : behavior, condition and standard.
      • Behavioral Objectives are types of objective indicate the specific behaviors students must demonstrate to indicate that learning has occurred.
    5. Mager's Theory of Behavioral Objectives
      • Behavior . The behavior should be specific and observable.
      • Condition. The conditions under which the behavior is to be completed should be stated, including what tools or assistance is to be provided.
      • Standard. The level of performance that is desirable should be stated, including an acceptable range of answers that are allowable as correct.
    6. Setting your course objectives
      • Based on this principle of objective, we can state an example here about a course on sending emails which uses observable behavior.
        • After completing this course you will be able to:
          • Compose an email
          • use your address book
          • Blind copy to a number of addresses
          • Send an email
      TASK 1. Write out an objective for your online course using Mager's Theory of Behavioral Objectives 2. Read : http://www.e-learningguru.com/articles/art3_4.htm for more info on Mager’s theory of behavioral objectives
    7. Principles of Online course
      • Instructional & Audience Analysis -Formal or informal instructional and audience analyses should be conducted prior to the onset of a course design.
      • Instructional analysis should determine the suitability of a course for online delivery with present technology capability.
      Credit : http://www.fgcu.edu/onlinedesign/designDev.html
    8. Principles of Online course
      • Instructional analysis should determine areas of knowledge and skills involved in achieving instructional goals.
      • Audience analysis should determine the learner's personal characteristics, intellectual skills, subject knowledge level, and the purpose of taking the course.
      • Audience analysis should also include the learner's technology skills and previous experiences with online courses.
      Credit : http://www.fgcu.edu/onlinedesign/designDev.html
    9. PEOPLE
      • The success of your online course is people
      • People should be at the centre of your design from step one to implementation
      • Identify everybody involved in your online course – instructors, students, admin, technical support
      • Based on your list of persons involved, design the course with their input from day one
    10. Online course Process
      • The key processes in a typical online course design are the following :
      • 1. Creating – performed by the producer in the process of building the course
      • 2. Offering – performed by the host/platform
      • 3. facilitation – the role of the instructor in running the course
      • 4. Accessing – the learners’ process of undertaking the course
    11. Technology
      • Online course by its nature uses technology
      • Therefore the place of technology in your online course design is very critical
      • You have two options
      • Build your platform from scratch
      • Make use of existing platforms such as blackboard, elluminate, moodle etc
      TASK – Discuss the merits and demerits of building your own course platform or making use of existing platforms
    12. Administration
      • Do not forget administrative issues such course registrations, administration of tests, assignments and also certificates etc
      • You should be connected with your administration staff at each stage of the way to ensure the successful online course
    13. Conclusion
      • In conclusion the key to a successful online course design and delivery is to understand and blend all elements of the online course in order to achieve synergy

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