OMDE607 - Course Development Project
The ISD Process




Figure 1: ISD Chart
(Moore & Kearsley, 1996, p. 103)
| CHART (hyperlinked) | SUMMARY OF INSTRUCTIONAL SYSTEMS DESIGN THEORY |
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SUMMARY OF INSTRUCTIONAL SYSTEMS DESIGN THEORY
A. Analysis
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a) Identify characteristics of learner
b) Identify characteristics of the learning environment
c) Identify specific skills involved
B. Design (Author-Editor Model, or Course
Team Model)
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a) Develop/plan goals and objective
b) Review existing materials and available expertise
c) Media selection
C. Development
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a) Instructional materials are created, produced and tested
b) General Design Principles: good structure, clear objective, small units,
planned participation, completeness, repetition, synthesis, stimulation,
variety, open-ended, feedback, and continuous evaluation (p.123)
D. Implementation
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a) Instructional materials delivered
b) Interaction of students, content, faculty and/or tutors
E. Evaluation
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a) Assessment select appropriate data collection measures
i. Observation of students
ii. Questionnaire and interviews
iii. Online monitoring
iv. Protocol analysis
v. Focus groups (Moore & Kearsley, 1996, p.121)
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