Principles of Instructional DesignDescribes a rationally consistent basis for instructional design based in cognitive psychology and information-processing theory. Prepares teachers to design and develop a course, unit, and module of instruction; outlines the nine stages of instructional design procedure; and integrates current research and practice in the movement toward performance systems technology. |
Contents
Designing Instructional Systems | 18 |
Designing Instruction Using Human Capabilities | 50 |
Information Attitudes and Motor | 77 |
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Principles of Instructional Design Robert Mills Gagné,Leslie J. Briggs,Walter W. Wager Snippet view - 1992 |
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achievement acquired activities analysis apply assessment attitude behavior Briggs Chapter choice Classify cognitive strategies components conditions of learning course curriculum curriculum map defined concept delivery system Demonstrate described design of instruction designed instruction domain Educational Psychology effective employed encoding events of instruction example feedback goals human model identify indicated individualized instruction instructional design instructional events instructional systems intellectual skills involved knowledge learned capabilities learner learning guidance learning hierarchy learning outcomes learning situation mastery learning materials means measures media selection memory metacognitive strategies modules motor skills norm-referenced tests particular performance objectives possible prerequisite skills previously learned prior learning problem solving procedures process variables purpose question require retrieval rules schema semantic encoding sentence sequence sex-linked specific student summative evaluation target objectives task analysis teacher tion topic traits transfer of learning tutoring type of learning verb verbal information word