Monday, November 14
1:50 PM-2:10 PM
EST
Edison B

Pedagogy and Online Course Design: A Practical Approach

Best Practices Session ID: 49402
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    Trudian Trail-Constant
    University of South Florida

Abstract: Research has shown that instruction is more effective, whether taught in a traditional classroom or online, when designed and largely influenced by sound pedagogical strategies and instructional design models. However, this concept may be difficult to put into practice when designing a course for an online environment, thus; limiting the potential effectiveness of an online course. This session will provide best practice guidelines on how a pedagogical concept can be practically implemented in an online course. More specifically it will demonstrate how two of the most influential pedagogical strategies- Gagne’s nine events of instruction and the Dick and Carey five learning components model, can influence the design and development of an online course at a higher education institution. Real course examples will be provided to demonstrate how pedagogy affects the elements of a complete course design from the lesson layout to final assessments in a learning management system.

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