The fundamentals of eLearning and Instructional Design
About This Course
This course covers the basic skills of instructional design required to create successful eLearning content. While the focus will be on the type of content commonly developed for online learning, we will also explore how these same concepts can be applied to live in-person course formats.
In the final module, students will be guided through the process of building two mock course modules with two lessons per module. The module content will be based on a list of fictional scenarios.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XHOmBV4js_E
Learning Objectives
Upon completion of this course, you will:
Be able to apply learning theory in your course content development.
Be able to apply Bloom, Gagne, and Kirkpatrick in your course design.
Be able to use instructional design models, such as ADDIE and SAM.
Be able to determine which modalities of instruction are best for specific types of learning content.
Be able to use learning management system (LMS) platforms.
Recognize the difference between an LMS platform and a course authoring tool.
Be able to use a course authoring tool.
Determine the difference between learning modalities and instructional modalities.
Be able to apply modalities to the design and development of learning content.
Material Includes
- Certificate of completion
Target Audience
- eLearning Developers
- Instructional Designers
- Curriculum Developers
- Learning Experience Designers
- K12 Instructors
- University Professors
- Curriculum Managers
- Learning and Development Managers
Curriculum
21 Lessons4h 30m
Why eLearning and Instructional Design?
In this module, we'll define the terms and learn the importance of using eLearning and instructional design skills when developing course content.
What is eLearning?0:36
What is Instructional Design?0:56
Who Uses eLearning and Instructional Design?1:07
The Past, Present and Future of eLearning and Instructional Design2:12
The Career Paths of eLearning and Instructional Design1:19
Check your eLearning and instructional design IQ.
Learning Theories
While there are dozens of established learning theories, most instructional designers and eLearning developers focus on the followings:
Adult Learning Theory
Cognitive Load Theory
Experiential Learning
Situated Learning Theory
Understanding these four theories will provide any instructional designer and eLearning developer with a rich source of knowledge to guide the creation of course content.
Learning Models
In this module, you'll learn about the three most commonly used learning models:
Bloom's Taxonomy
Gagne's Nine Levels of Learning
Kirkpatrick's Four Levels of Evaluation
You will also learn how to apply these learning models to your course design and course content.
Instructional Design Models
In this module, you'll learn how to use learning management systems (LMS) and course authoring tools.
Tools of the Trade
In this module, you'll learn what instructional design models are and how to use them for the development of learning content.
The Modalities
Building eLearning Content
For the best learning outcomes, it is very important that the learning content is relevant to the audience. In this module, we will use scenarios to help guide learning content creation.
We will work through scenarios of the various instructional modalities and targeted learners in order to determine how the design and development of the content will look.
Your Instructors
Rex Holiday
Rex earned his Ph.D. in eLearning and Educational Leadership from Trident University International. He also has an MA degree in English/Creative Writing from Sacramento State University, and BA in Organizational Communication from California State University, Stanislaus. His professional background includes senior curriculum manager, instructional designer, adjunct professor, and copywriter. He consults as head of instructional design and instructional design project director.
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Material Includes
- Certificate of completion
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