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elearning, Instructional Design resources
Updated on Dec 12, 14
Created on Jun 26, 09
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Kathleen N's List: e-learning-Instructional Design
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Jun 26, 09
Great resources from concept to production. Integration social values in games.
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Jun 26, 09
The Values at Play (VAP) project was conceived with the intent of investigating how video game designers consciously and unconsciously embed social values into video games through narratives and game mechanics. This curriculum, a corollary of the research project, will introduce designers to a systematic method for discovering, analyzing, and integrating values into their design work. All of the materials associated with the curriculum are available on this page as downloadable documents.
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Jun 26, 09
Our ambition is to harness the power of video games in the service of humanistic principles. Aware of the tremendous and wide-ranging impact games have in our world, the Values at Play™ (VAP) research project seeks to assist and encourage designers in creating games that further the understanding and appreciation of such values as equality, diversity, creativity, and many more–and how we experience values through play.
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Jun 26, 09
The Computer Gaming Resource Toolkit uses the Microsoft DirectX SDK and the Tablet PC SDK for gaming in combination with papers, coursework, presentations from industry and academic leaders, and code demonstrating PC game examples.
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Jun 26, 09
Learning ProgramLearning Theory / Instructional Design Approach
Introductory learningA behaviorist/cognitivist approach works best.
Instruction is predetermined, sequential and criterion-referenced
Advanced learningA cognitivist/constructivist approach works best.
Tasks require an increased level of processing (schematic organization, analogical reasoning etc)
Expertise developmentA constructivist approach works best.
Tasks associated with subject matter expertise demand high levels of analysis and problem-solving (i.e. situated learning, cognitive apprenticeships, and social negotiation) -
Jun 26, 09
explore elearning, knowledge management, networks, technology, and community.
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Jun 26, 09
Guidelines for Non-College Supported Technologies in its final form, and here is the Voicethread slideshow I prepared to help faculty work through it:
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Jun 28, 09
Keep students on track to graduate.
Expand opportunity with new ways to learn and teach.
Engage at-risk students with one-to-one solutions.
Close achievement gaps and assure AYP. -
Jun 29, 09
LAMS (Learning Activity Management System) is integrated with various Learning
Management Systems (LMS) such as Moodle, Blackboard/WebCT, Sakai and .LRN as
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Jun 29, 09
The Microsoft Learning Content Development System (LCDS)
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Jul 02, 09
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For more information on MobilEdu and your school, contact sales@whipplehill.com. The solution is currently available at an introductory price of $960 per year per school. The app will be free to download for parents, students, teachers and alumni/ae. -
Jul 07, 09
Rio Salado college in Az for eLearning Design Specialist
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