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Information Literacy Digital Badges Mapped to Bloom’s Taxonomy
In today’s society, visual representation of information is highly valued. Images present a significant amount of information in a faster time. We created information literacy digital badge infographics to visually convey the cognitive processes embedded in the badge…
Read More »Micro-Learning’s Meteoric Rise
Micro-learning involves the reorganizing of training programs into several short courses instead of one large course. In some respects, instructional designers have already been doing this for years through “chunking” of course content. Micro-learning is similar but…
Read More »Blended and Online Assessment Taxonomy Design
In the infographic, Blended and Online Assessment Taxonomy, we have organized types of activities that suit various levels of assessments (2001) starting with remember, understand, and apply in the first row. Assessment activities like matching, multiple…
Read More »How Visual Design can Optimize eLearning
We have always known that a picture is worth more than words and this is especially proven well in case of e-learning. Making use of graphics, games, designs will surely stimulate the nerves connecting the eyes to the…
Read More »The 6 Levels Of Bloom’s Taxonomy, Explained With Active Verbs
The various levels of Bloom’s (Revised) Taxonomy are pretty well known to most teachers at this point. The gradated levels of critical thinking allow teachers to build lesson plans and identifylearning outcomes that are appropriate for the level of exploration of…
Read More »Would You Create An Online Course? Here’s Why Some Do (And Some Don’t)
There are a ton of sites out there now for teachers to share lesson plans and resources. Sharing, at least in this case includes having access to platforms where you can both get and give content. Teachers can find…
Read More »10 Self-Evaluation Tips for Technology Instructional Specialists
Successful technology integration must include an element of reflection to stay focused on how individual teachers and learners will use this technology in the classroom.
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Read More »How To Make the Most of a Video Introduction for an Online Course
See on Scoop.it – Moodlicious From an instructor’s perspective, there is a great deal of thought that goes into the creation of a new course in Moodle — everything from the template and color scheme to the best…
Read More »Towards Teacher-led Design Inquiry of Learning | Open Education Europa
“This paper proposes “teacher-led design inquiry of learning” as a new model of educational practice and professional development. This model combines four existing models. It integrates teacher inquiry into student learning, learning design, and Learning analytics, and aims…
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