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9. Designing e-Learning courses
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Course Description of this session

  • Be able to analyze the structure of an e-Learning course based on structuring and sequencing technique.
  • Be able to analyze examples of learner control in e-Learning in consideration of its advantages and disadvantages.

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textChapter 8 : Designing e-Learning courses (PDF file)

[Task 9] Discussion Board

Submit a report on at least one of the Discussion Boards for reporting end-of-chapter tasks.
* This report corresponds to [Assignment 2] (Text reading: Post your answers to questions at the end of chapters in texts. Submit responses to other students' postings).

 Discussion Board for reporting end-of-chapter tasks: Case analysis
Analyze the e-learning case you picked up in Session 2, based on this chapter (Chapter 8). Abstract a course structure referring to ICM and so forth to make an analysis.
 Discussion Board for reporting end-of-chapter tasks: Learner control
Consider the rights and wrongs of learner control from the standpoints of agreement and disagreement (or agreement on condition). In considering, reflect on your e-Learning (or other than e-Learning) experience. In addition, it would be deepen your understanding to include "denial of bottom-up sequence" related to the Jasper material described in this Chapter.

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Discussion

 Discussion Board (9)

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Review quiz

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