This Friday January 9th, I will talk about Instructional Objectives, and some research, thereof.
Instructional Objectives:
- Do they produce learning results?
- Are they all the same?
- Do we have to use them?
- Do prequestions work just as well?
- How specifically do they have to be worded?
- Can I use the word "Understand"? Answer: In some of them, but not others.
- Hey Will, do you have a new taxonomy for us?
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Great content, great visuals. Authenticity of presenter and passion for the subject matter was apparent. I am taking away one thing to do right away as well as inspiration to move in this direction... all of those things combined are my definition of 30 minutes well spent. (Love the short timeframe, I feel like I got a whole lot of good stuff in a little bit of time!) – Senior Instructional Designer
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Enjoyed the dry humor sprinkled in. Great devil horns. – President
I've been a big fan of your work for several years. Your papers on simulation-like questions, the spacing effect, learning feedback, etc., have greatly influenced and improved my instructional design. Thank you. – Director of E-Learning
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Thanks for the ideas. I have new inspiration. Also, I think the format of the brown bag session is an effective way to share your research. – Consultant
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