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Course Analysis and Design: Planning

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Course analysis & design: Planning

David Joneshttp://coursedesign.wordpress.com/planning/

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StudentTeachers’Strategies

Teachers’Planning

Teachers’Thinking

Teaching/LearningContext

Teachers’ Planning

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Introduce approachesto design

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Overview of planning/design

What’s the problem?

One way to understand them

Do a design, get feedback

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Overview of planning/design

What’s the problem?

One way to understand them

Do a design, get feedback

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Analysis

Design

Development

Implementation

Evaluation

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Course design

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Constructive alignment

OutcomesMaterialsActivities

Assessment

(Biggs, 2006)

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Context

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Diversity

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Diversity

PBL

Situated cognition

Cognitive apprenticeship

Lectures and tutorials

Research

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Overview of planning/design

What’s the problem?

One way to understand them

Do a design, get feedback

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Overview of planning/design

What’s the problem?

One way to understand them

Do a design, get feedback

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Program and course approval

Synopsis and course outcomes

Course design

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http://www.radiojames.com/ObjectivesBuilder/

http://learningandteaching.dal.ca/bloomact.html

http://edtech.tennessee.edu/~bobannon/writing_objectives.html

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Extreme L&T

1. Identify what we know works

2. Maximise them, “to the extreme”

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What works?1. Student/faculty contact

2. Develop student/student reciprocity and cooperation

3. Encourages active learning

4. Gives prompt feedback

5. Emphasizes time on task

6. Communicates high expectations

7. Respects diverse talents and ways of learning

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1. Identify a context/problem

2. Develop a solution

Course design ideas and ritual dissent

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