2. OVERVIEW
• The story
• Preparation
• Best practices
• Authoring
• Content generation
• Delivery
• Assignment
• Assessment
• Quality assurance
• ELearning in time of Political and economic crises
3. The story-the Beginning
• Top bottom
• Decision , (ministry level),accreditation
• Begins with English language courses (2003)
• EHND cooperation with EDEXCEL (2 years) (2004)
• Creating the local content and the AHND (2004)
• Training and retraining of tutors
• Internal & External verification
4. The Story- available programs
• EHND , AHND, English studies
• Bachelor of Business information technology:
• Information system engineering
• Law Bachelor
• Business Management and economic studies Bachelor
• Education diplomat (Professional)
• Master of web technology (Professional)
• Master of web science (Academic)
• Master of business administration
• Currently …….preparing Ph.D. joined program
5. Preparation –Authoring team
Team for each subject
Main author (+instructional designer)
Academic Reviewer
Language Reviewer
IT Team leader
6. Preparation - materials
1. Isolating learning objectives for each subject
2. Check intersection and dependencies with other materials.
3. Create program dependency map on the level of learning objectives.
4. Get the Program manager & university board approval
5. Resource selection by the team
7. Bloom Revised Taxonomy and Learning Objectives
• Design Produce Critique Debate Assess ConsiderCreating
• Imagine Invent Develop Judge Formulate Hypothesize PredictEvaluating
• Classify Interpret Differentiate Compare Organize Examine
Investigate InquireAnalyzing
• Classify Interpret Differentiate Compare Organize
Examine Investigate InquireApplying
• Discuss Summarize Paraphrase Classify Review
Explain Translate Show Select TranslateUnderstanding
• Recount List Find Name Recite Recall
Retrieve Choose Memorize Tell Label
Define Omit Select Match Repeat
Remembering
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LOV1
LOV2
LOV3
PREPARATION – METHODOLOGY
9. Best practices-Process(1)
• Specify and locate learning objects
• Create transcript for learning object.
• Prepare a separated document for each
learning object
• Clustering
• Create main guides for designer and IT team
on the level of single learning object.
10. Best practices-Process(2)
Learning object document
LO1 Pedagogical unit 1
Covered learning objective
Needed resources and tools
Prerequisite (other Los,lovs)
Visual contents
Text over
Transcript
Activity
comments
11. Best practices-Process(3)
Mapping learning
objects
• Pedagogical unit
• From LOV To LOs on
multi level
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LOV1
LOV2
LOV3
CreatingEvaluatingAnalyzingApplyingUnderstandingRemembering
12. Best practices-Process(4)
Generating content
• Power point
• ISpring (flash based)
• SCORM 2004 (Sharable Content Object Reference Model )
• Pdf transcript
• Implementing a content Player
14. Best Practices-Delivery
IT ASPECTS
• Hosting and virtualization
• Tele-centers
• Support team and teachers
• Selecting the delivery environment
• low band width
• minimum size
• minimum resource
• Supporting Multilanguage
16. Assessment MAP
Learning
Outcomes
Learning
Outcomes
Assig1Assig2Exam
LOV1. Assess the design and
functionality of existing
and established e-
commerce sites
LOV2Examine a range of web
authoring tools for
creating multimedia
websites
LOV3Develop an integrated
set of web pages/frames
LO4Develop interactive
applications on a web
server
21. ELearning in time of Political & economic crises
• War is a choice taken by party,
country or group to solve a conflict
characterized by violence and using
armed forces. Wars are normally
associated with periodical security,
social and financial instability.
22. Surviving
• The Data center infrastructure
• Any time
• resources instability
• Electricity
• Anywhere
• students that had to leave the country
• Teachers
• Secure place no need to move
• Redundant data
• Data center anywhere (redundant)
• Backed up data (bank) From Castaway Movie –Tom Hanks
25. Conditions
Preparation – methodology
• Learning objectives
A learning objective is an explicit
statement that clearly expresses
what the student will be able to
do after taking a course.
• Learning Behavior
Describes what participants will
be able to do as a consequence
of taking a course.
(example: calculate)
• Learning criteria
Describes the criteria you will use
to evaluate student performance.
(Pass , Merit , Destinction )
• Learning coverage evidence
• Proof of learning Behavior
coverage
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LOV1 LOV2
LB3 LB4 LB5LB1 LB2
LC1 LC2 LC3 LC4 LC5 LC6
LE1 LE2 LE3 LE4 LE5 LE6
26. References
• A Task-Centered Instructional Strategy , Journal of Research on Technology in Education,M. David
Merrill 2007
• Practical Guidelines for Learning Object Granularity from One Higher Education Setting , Kelvin
Thompson and Francisca Yonekura University of Central Florida, Orlando, FL, USA ,V1,2005
• E-Learning Objectives, Methodologies, Tools and its Limitation, Devajit Mahanta, Majidul Ahmed,
IJITEE V2,2012
• A study of asynchronous and synchronous e-learning
• methods discovered that each supports different purposes , Stefan Hrastinski,2008
• Learning Goals & Success Criteria , Ontario ,2010
• http://www.instructionaldesigncentral.com/htm/IDC_instructionaldesignmodels.htm
• http://exelearning.net/downloads/
• http://Moodle.org
• http://wikipedia.org
Editor's Notes
Learning object are distributed over different levels of learning objectives
Some shared between different levels but not different learning objectives