Instructional Design Articles
Instructional Design WebsitesCase Studies: Explorations in Instructional Technology and DesignA website by Mable Kinsie that is devoted to the use of case studies as a means for understanding ISD. Online Course Development Tutorial and Process Checklist This is an excellent resource that teaches you the rudimentary aspects of creating an online course. Educational Technology: Educator's Reference Desk Internet sites, communities, and organizations related to Educational Technology. ISD Handbook (Big Dog's) This is an on-line Instructional System Design (ISD) handbook. It is a complete reference to implementing a training program. It includes information on the analysis, design, development, implementation, and evaluation phases of ISD, which is also known as a System Approach to Training (SAT). Who's Who in Instructional Technology Welcome to this international gallery of experts from the world of Instructional / Educational Technology and its related fields. The purpose of this site is to provide a node of contact, not to duplicate biographies available elsewhere on the Internet. Instructional Design Electronic Workbook This tool has developed fairly informally over the last several years by graduate students of Jack Dempsey at the University of South Alabama. It is intended as a tool to aid those interested in learning basic instructional design principles. Webopedia's Look at CBT Provides and definition of CBT and links to related sites. Theoretical Background on LearningBasic Methods of InstructionThese modules (by Charles M. Reigeluth) are present the essential methods for facilitating some of the most important kinds of learning. They also help to develop the skills necessary to design instruction that includes those essentials. Interface design and Optimization of Reading a Continuous Text This focuses on the reading of continuous text with or without the presence of graphics or other types of information. Theory Into Practice Database The Theory Into Practice database contains descriptions of 50 learning theories. Each description includes the following sections: overview, scope/application, example, principles, and references. |
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