Building an online course is not the same preparing to teach in the classroom. A well-designed online course requires more preparation. And since learning online is different than learning in the classroom, you will need to be aware of what works and what doesn't. This course will introduce you to the process of instructional design for online learning and walks you through the process of building one unit of study for your course. You will learn how to build online interactions and to make your courses more student-centered
Objectives
Students will identify differences and similarities between learning in a classroom and learning online.
Students will identify the steps involved in designing instructional materials.
Students will identify strategies for delivering content online.
Students will identify tools that can be used to teach, collaborate, interact and assess student performance.
Students will reflect on what they have learned and discuss their plans for building their online courses.
Book
No book is required for this course.
Lesson 1: Comparing the Traditional and Online Classrooms
Lesson 2: The Instructional Design Process
Lesson 3: Developing Course Content
Lesson 4: Developing Course Activities
Lesson 5: Looking Back and Looking Ahead
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