This document discusses the evolution of instructional materials design. Effective materials usually include goals aligned with course requirements, accurate and up-to-date information, well-organized content, appropriate reading levels, and an absence of biases. While textbooks remain the most common format, technology has increased the importance of visual presentation with features like graphics and typefaces. Instructional materials must be practical, aligned, cover content effectively, and include readability, teaching methods, assessment, and management.

1. Evolution of Instructional Materials Design
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2. Evolution ofEvolution of
Instructional MaterialsInstructional Materials
This presentation is based on theThis presentation is based on the
information published by the Floridainformation published by the Florida
Department of education, Bureau ofDepartment of education, Bureau of
curriculum and Instruction(2008 ).curriculum and Instruction(2008 ).

3. Effective Materials Usually IncludeEffective Materials Usually Include
the following Features:the following Features:
 Instructional goals with adaptability to course requirementsInstructional goals with adaptability to course requirements
 Accurate, relevant, and relatively up –to - date informationAccurate, relevant, and relatively up –to - date information
 Well- organized, coherent, and unified flow of informationWell- organized, coherent, and unified flow of information
 Appropriate reading level and vocabularyAppropriate reading level and vocabulary
 Effective layout, visual presentation, and physical featuresEffective layout, visual presentation, and physical features
 Real world application of informational skillsReal world application of informational skills
 Small concepts taught as variations on larger themesSmall concepts taught as variations on larger themes
 Multidisciplinary content with multiple rather than singleMultidisciplinary content with multiple rather than single
perspectivesperspectives
 Absence of stereotypes and biasesAbsence of stereotypes and biases

4. Format of Instructional MaterialsFormat of Instructional Materials
 Specialized formats include Braille, audio, digital textSpecialized formats include Braille, audio, digital text
and large print.and large print.

5. Text Books DominanceText Books Dominance
 Text books are the most frequently used instructionalText books are the most frequently used instructional
material for students and teachers at all grade levelsmaterial for students and teachers at all grade levels
beyond primary gradesbeyond primary grades..

6. The Teacher´s ManualThe Teacher´s Manual
Teacher manual’s and student’s instructional materialsTeacher manual’s and student’s instructional materials
should have the following featuresshould have the following features::
 PracticalityPracticality
 AlignnmentAlignnment
 CoverageCoverage
 ReadabilityReadability
 MethodsMethods
 AssessmentAssessment
 ManagementManagement

7. Technology ChangesTechnology Changes
 Changes in technology have made visual presentationChanges in technology have made visual presentation
almost as important as content, even morealmost as important as content, even more
specialization features, such as graphic design,specialization features, such as graphic design,
photography, and typefaces have emergedphotography, and typefaces have emerged

8. Visual PresentationVisual Presentation
 Presentation. This include program relatedPresentation. This include program related
add-ons, such as pre-built tests and exercises,add-ons, such as pre-built tests and exercises,
fully annotated editions of textbooks, andfully annotated editions of textbooks, and
support in the form of CDs, audiocassettes,support in the form of CDs, audiocassettes,
and videodiscs.and videodiscs.
 Organization. Materials will be more effectiveOrganization. Materials will be more effective
when they ar4e organized systematically withwhen they ar4e organized systematically with
a deliberate structure and sequence.a deliberate structure and sequence.

9. Eduactional SitesEduactional Sites
 www.www.songssongs44teachersteachers.com.com
 www.www.123certificates123certificates.com.com
 www.www.englishenglishclub.com/club.com/grammargrammar
 www.topwww.topenglishenglishteaching.comteaching.com

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