An Instructional Design Manifesto Mind Map By John Dyck For LRNT 524
LRNT 524 Unit 3, Activity 2, Team #9 The Moodle Super Interface Rod, John, and Denys present the Moodle Super Interface! This concept evolved through a series of synchronous meetings where we got to know each other and our challenges,… Continue Reading →
Unit 2 Activity 1: LRNT 524 Using Design Tools and powers How: My instructional focus over the last few years (after I ceased lecturing) has been to implement active learning and Outdoor Experiential Education (OEE) in my… Continue Reading →
The two instructional design models (ID) chosen for this critique are: the Dick and Carey and the Kemp models. According to Göksu, Özcan, Çakir, and Göktas (2017) these are two popular instructional design models, and are suitable for digital learning… Continue Reading →
Activity 2: Exploring Design Models The formal use (or study) of instructional design models is new to me in an educational context which includes BC public schools and the college system. I have been in I recognize structures and frameworks… Continue Reading →
As I ponder assignment three I marvel at some technological changes that have occurred over the past 33 years since I began teaching. However, until this current pandemic, the goals and institutional elements of a physical classroom full of students… Continue Reading →
Brian O’Dwyer, Founder of CognaLearn By John | Sept. 19, 2020 | LRNT 523 Brian O’Dwyer is an ed-tech leader who is the founded CognaLearn in 2015. After serving as the CFO of an airline that was sold, he turned… Continue Reading →
When I started with Coast Mountain College (CMTN) then known as Northwest Community College my work took me to the First Nations villages scattered on the BC North Coast. There were no ed tech systems in place and often no… Continue Reading →
Recently, I have been travelling throughout parts of Southern BC and reading 25 years of ed tech by Martin Weller. In my previous work as a high school teacher and a career and college preparation instructor I rarely considered… Continue Reading →
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