Context and Learning Design ETUG Fall Workshop 2009 Tannis Morgan With contributions from Amanda Coolidge Bonnie Johnston, Michelle Kearns,Pat Pattison, Shan Satoglu, Louis D’Mello
 
 
 
 
 
External Conditions Industry Professional associations Accreditation bodies Program requirements
Internal Conditions Subject matter experts (FT or PT) Instructional Development Consultants Media Producers Graphic Artists Instructional Material Developers AV Services Document Specialists  Technical Advisors Distance Learning Support
Collaborative Learning Teams at BCIT
Levels of Collaboration Resource Course Program  Institution
 
Capstone Course--Health Care Management
Virtual Patient Context CSCT exams  CMA accreditation process Internal resources
Collaborative Process Tools:  Box.net  (part of larger program repository) People:  program head, CARD tech, graphic designer, multimedia developer, IDC, IDC actress, audio producer
 
Marine:  External Conditions International Marine Organization (IMO) Transport Canada
 
 
Learning Design Analyse the problem Implement a solution using real-world equipment
 
 
 
 
 
Learning Design Preparation for simulator  Bridge Simulator exercises/scenarios Teamwork and communication Peer feedback and evaluation Instructor evaluation and feedback Video recording of simulation for further review and discussion
N-Grain/Cube Institutional level External partner and BCIT
Thoughts Learning design is driven by external and internal conditions as much as pedagogy

Context and Collaborative Learning Design

Editor's Notes

  • #12 Driven by desire to be sustainable in practice, give students real-world authentic experiences
  • #13 Driven by desire to give students real-world authentic task/activity--extension of student outside of BCIT space into that of industry or prospective employer
  • #14 Decision making --assess, implement a decision Modular--reuse of scene by scene and entire
  • #17 Highlight discussion of learning outcomes of previous day, some professionals hold training insitutions to their outcomes, and regularly audited to see whether training is doing what it is supposed to be doing.
  • #20 Developed by one person--SME and an instructional enhancement grant
  • #26 Developed using graphics from supplier, audio narration by IDC and Video producer, SME.