This document summarizes a seminar on instructional design and interactive learning materials. It discusses the ADDIE model of instructional design, which includes five stages: analysis, design, development, implementation, and evaluation. Students are tasked with creating an interactive learning object by defining the target audience, learning environment, and content in the analysis stage. They will describe the learning objectives and strategies in the design stage. Students will then create a storyboard and describe the user interface and audio contents for their learning object. Finally, they will present their interactive learning object to the class.

1. Seminar
AK
Technology Enhanced Learning
Multimediale und interaktive
Materialien
WS 2015/2016 - TU Graz
Einheit 6 - Martin Ebner

2. Input

3. ADDIE Model
The five stages of
instructional design
A Analysis
D Design
D
I
E
Develop
Implement
Evaluate

4. Analysis
• Analysis on the students
• Analysis on the learning environment
• Analysis on the teaching content
Analysis on the students
-students’ particulars such as characters,
age, gender, and level in learning.
-previous knowledge that the students have.
-students’ learning style.
( There are some who find it easy to understand a new concept if
given visual aids, some who like working in groups and some who like
working individually)

5. Designing
•Designing the learning objectives („What will
the learner be able to DO once they complete
this training”)
•Choosing teaching strategies (Some of them
are drilling, tutorial, games and simulation)
•Designing the user interface
•Designing the story board (Storyboard is a
graphic organize in the form of illustrations or
images displayed in sequence for the purpose
of pre- visualizing a motion picture,
animation, or interactive media sequence)

6. Development
•The development phase is the process
of authoring and producing the
course.
•It is the actual creation of the content
and learning materials based on the
design phase

7. Implementation
•Now, it's time to put the course in
front of the learners and measure
how they interact with the materials.
•During the implementation phase, a
procedure for training the facilitators
and the learners is developed.

8. Evaluation
•Formative evaluation: Information for this
type of evaluation is collected while going
through each of the stages to further
improve the teaching and learning process.
•Summative evaluation: This type of
evaluation is done towards the end of the
teaching and learning process to evaluate
and make any necessary changes for the
next session of teaching and learning.

9. Gruppenarbeit

10. Interaktives Lernobjekt
Erstellen Sie ein interaktives Lernobjekt indem Sie in
der Analysenphase die Zielgruppe, die
Lernumgebung und den eigentlichen Inhalt
festlegen.
Benennen Sie in der Designphase das Lernobjekt,
beschreiben Sie die Lernziele und die Lernstrategie.
Plakat 1

11. Interaktives Lernobjekt
Erstellen Sie für Ihr interaktives Lernobjekt ein
Storyboard. Beschreiben Sie die Hauptsequenzen, die
wesentlichen Merkmale der Useroberfläche und die
dazugehörige Audioinhalte.
Plakat 2

12. Interaktives Lernobjekt
Stellen Sie den Hauptbildschirm Ihres Lernobjektes
dar und beschreiben Sie die Interaktionen die hier
möglich sind.
Plakat 3

13. Vorstellung
Stellen Sie Ihr interaktives Lernobjekt vor.

14. Graz University of Technology
EDUCATIONAL TECHNOLOGY
Graz University of Technology
Martin Ebner
http://elearning.tugraz.at
martin.ebner@tugraz.at
http://elearningblog.tugraz.at
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