1 Walk in an Instructional Designer’s Shoes: Designing Hybrid Courses Bill Egan Instructional Designer Penn State Learning Design @WilliamAEgan #blended95397 Agenda • Review Hybrid • Hybrid Course Development Process – Project Management – Lesson/Content Development Strategies – Hybrid Assessment Strategy • Faculty Feedback • Hybrid Resources What is Hybrid? • Hybrid: Courses that combine Web and traditional face-to-face classroom instruction and are organized to reduce or replace the number of required face-to- face class sessions in order to improve effectiveness and flexibility. (Penn State University, 2014) Hybrid Fears! • Nil Ergin, Ph.D. • Assistant Professor of Systems Engineering Introduction to the Hybrid Course Design Process • Project Management – Initial Author Meeting • Hybrid Course Redesign, Lesson Development, & Instructional Strategies • Hybrid Assessment Strategies Initial Author Meeting • Hold about 20 weeks or 1 semester from course launch • Define Roles (ID and SME) • Define/Manage Expectations • Establish a clear deliverable • Develop milestones and benchmarks • Begin to plan (course outline) • PROJECT MANAGEMENT!
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Walk in an Instructional Designer’s Shoes:
Designing Hybrid Courses
Bill Egan Instructional Designer
Penn State Learning Design
@WilliamAEgan #blended95397
Agenda • Review Hybrid • Hybrid Course Development Process
What is Hybrid? • Hybrid: Courses that combine Web and
traditional face-to-face classroom instruction and are organized to reduce or replace the number of required face-to-face class sessions in order to improve effectiveness and flexibility. (Penn State University, 2014)
Hybrid Fears! • Nil Ergin, Ph.D. • Assistant Professor of Systems Engineering
Initial Author Meeting • Hold about 20 weeks or 1 semester from
course launch • Define Roles (ID and SME) • Define/Manage Expectations • Establish a clear deliverable • Develop milestones and benchmarks • Begin to plan (course outline) • PROJECT MANAGEMENT!
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Joanna DeFranco, Ph.D.
• Assistant Professor of Software and Systems Engineering
• Penn State Great Valley, School of Graduate and Professional Studies
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Project Summary • Design a 7-week accelerated hybrid
course – F2F class meeting, 1 night/week (3 hours) – Adult Learners and Working Professionals
• Taught previously in the online and face-to-face environments
• Hesitant time commitment
Project Management
Four types of Hybrid Course Development
• Four types of Hybrid Course Development – F2F to Hybrid – Online to Hybrid – F2F/Online to Hybrid – From Scratch!
Guiding Thought...
You’re teaching an online course with the
luxury of meeting with students face-to-face!
HYBRID DESIGN STRATEGY
Hybrid Design: Before, During, & After
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Hybrid Ping Pong Analogy
(Ely & Pipitone, 2013)
Establish Development Details
• Course Outline – Weekly Timeframes/Course Layout – Course Schedule – Due Dates – Holidays and Closures (have a backup plan)
How was teaching in the hybrid environment different?
Hybrid Conclusions: Does hybrid learning have a place in education?
Hybrid Advice from Faculty... PSU Design Resources • Penn State World Campus Learning
Design – http://learningdesign.psu.edu/
• PSU Hybrid Learning Site
– sites.psu.edu/hybridlearning/
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