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E-raamat: New Roadmap for Creating Online Courses: An Interactive Workbook

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  • ISBN-13: 9781108804196
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Are you ready to create an online course, but do not know where to start? Do your online learners seem isolated and disengaged? Are your online courses effective enough for the current, competitive market? Whether you are an instructor, instructional designer, or part of a team, this interactive workbook will help you create effective online courses to engage your learners. Key features of the workbook include integrating cognitive, social, and emotional aspects of learning; explaining the central role of self-reflection, dialogue, and realistic application; the incorporation of themes, scenarios, and characters to provide relevant and meaningful learning experiences; and the use of semiotics for inclusion of diverse learners. As you journey through the course creation process in this workbook, you will expand your ideas and discover new possibilities for the students taking your online course.

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Use this interactive workbook to create relevant, inclusive online courses for adult learners.
List of Figures
x
List of Tables
xi
Acknowledgments xii
1 Start Here
1(14)
Welcome!
1(2)
Workbook Overview
3(2)
Workbook Orientation
5(5)
The Change-adept Course Creation Process
10(1)
The Role of Self-Reflection in this Workbook
11(2)
Workbook Roadmap
13(1)
Start Here: Summary
13(2)
Prepare
15(62)
2 Prepare Yourself!
17(9)
Prepare Yourself: Introduction
17(1)
Reflective Practice
17(6)
Instructor Presence in an Online Course
23(2)
Prepare Yourself: Summary
25(1)
3 Adult Learning Principles
26(23)
Adult Learning Principles: Introduction
26(1)
Foundations of Our View of Adult Learning
27(3)
Our View of Adult Learning
30(1)
The Adult Learning Process
30(4)
Adult Learning Assumptions and Practical Techniques
34(1)
The Role and Importance of Semiotics in Adult Learning
34(4)
Adult Learning Principles Applied to Online Courses: A Scenario
38(5)
Additional Considerations Impacting Adult Learners
43(1)
Questionable Beliefs about Learning that Persist
44(4)
Adult Learning Principles: Summary
48(1)
4 Course Destination
49(13)
Course Destination: Introduction
49(1)
Your Course
49(2)
Your Adult Learners' Contexts
51(3)
Topics
54(1)
Skill Areas
55(2)
Your Course Destination
57(2)
Course Theme
59(2)
Course Destination: Summary
61(1)
5 Course Map
62(15)
Course Map: Introduction
62(1)
Benefits of Course Maps
62(3)
Essential Information
65(2)
Connections among Topics
67(4)
Topic Clusters
71(2)
Course Theme
73(1)
Frequently Asked Questions
74(1)
Summary: Course Map
75(2)
Create
77(119)
6 Milestones
79(9)
Milestones: Introduction
79(1)
Milestones and Skill Areas
80(4)
Milestones and Adult Learning Principles
84(3)
Milestones: Summary
87(1)
7 Learning Activities
88(30)
Learning Activities: Introduction
88(1)
Experiential Learning
89(1)
Collaboration
90(6)
Learning Activity Examples
96(5)
Learning Activity Purpose Statements
101(1)
Actions within Learning Activities
102(11)
Learning Activities and the Course Theme
113(1)
Formative Milestones
114(1)
Adult Learning Principles in a Learning Activity
115(2)
Learning Activities: Summary
117(1)
8 Resources
118(9)
Resources: Introduction
118(1)
Resource Exploration
118(1)
Resource Review
119(1)
Resource Selection
120(2)
Course Theme and Characters as Resources
122(3)
Resource Organization
125(1)
Resources: Summary
126(1)
9 Feedback
127(16)
Feedback: Introduction
127(1)
Instructor Feedback
127(6)
Learners' Use of Feedback
133(2)
Feedback Tools
135(5)
Learning Activity Update
140(2)
Feedback: Summary
142(1)
10 Course Structure
143(16)
Course Structure: Introduction
143(1)
Itinerary
143(10)
Course Modules
153(1)
Module Layout
154(4)
Course Structure: Summary
158(1)
11 Course Start Here
159(24)
Course Start Here: Introduction
159(1)
Welcome and Engagement Strategies
160(9)
Orientation Strategies
169(10)
Course Start Here: Summary
179(2)
Revise
181(2)
12 Course Evaluation and Revision
183(13)
Course Evaluation and Revision: Introduction
183(1)
Review of Course Elements
184(1)
Course Revision of Live Course
185(1)
Course Evaluation
186(2)
Sources of Course Feedback
188(5)
Your Evaluation and Revision Plan
193(2)
Course Evaluation and Revision: Summary
195(1)
Epilogue
196(2)
Appendix
198(24)
Appendix Contents
198(1)
Addressing Learner Concerns about Inclusion
198(2)
Learning Activity Purpose Statement Examples
200(1)
Complete Business Simulation: An Example
200(6)
Human Growth and Development Learning Activity: An Example
206(3)
Virtual Role-Play Examples
209(3)
Tips for Working with Different Types of Resources
212(5)
Examples of Feedback Prompts for Self-Reflection
217(1)
Rubric Example
218(4)
References 222(5)
Index 227
Catherine R. Barber is an associate professor at the University of St Thomas School of Education and Human Services, Houston. Janet K. McCollum is the Director of the Quality Enhancement Program and Core Assessment at the University of St Thomas, Houston. Wendy L. Maboudian is a senior instructional designer at the University of St Thomas.