Instructional Design flashcards
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This Instructional Design flashcards page gathers user-made decks on training objectives, learning tasks and teaching strategies. University students and professional candidates can practise these topics, while teachers can find material for their own review. There are over 10 decks, spanning university and professional study. Choose a deck and start reviewing.
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- Learning Theories9
- Instructional Design Models28
- ADDIE and ASSURE Models49
- Needs, Learner, and Task Analysis17
- Learning Objectives13
- Backward Design and Constructive Alignment6
- Course and Lesson Planning11
- Universal Design for Learning5
- Instructional Strategies16
- Learning Activities and Materials11
- Online Course and E-Learning Design12
- Instructional Evaluation and Quality Assurance7
Flashcards
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54 cardsU3: Instructional Outcomes and Underlying Theories (EDID6503 unit 3) How would you define reproductive skills?
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31 cards5. Pedagogy & Instructional Design - Whole Group Strategies - A Also called "bell ringers" or "short shots".
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28 cards5. Pedagogy & Instructional Design - Small Group Strategies Students are separated based on their demonstrated achievement and offered differing types of instruction.
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30 cardsChapter 5 Instructional Analysis: Analysis of the learning task The process of task analysis transforms goal statements into a form that can be used to guide subsequent de...
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16 cards5. Pedagogy & Instructional Design - Lesson Closure What are the 3 stages of lesson closure?
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8 cardsABCD model for writing training objectives What are the 4 elements of ABCD?
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24 cards5. Pedagogy & Instructional Design - Individual Student Instruction Good way to inform the teacher about the student's capabilities and skills in a particular curricular concept.
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10 cardsScience Quiz Science is going on when...
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6 cardsThe Project Planning and Implementation Process The Project Planning and Implementation Process
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4 cardsConstructive Alignment Teaching
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4 cardsValuted the important of instructional design The first thing instructional designer needs is ?
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About instructional design flashcards
GoConqr OriginalWhat the Instructional Design flashcards cover
These decks offer short prompts on instructional outcomes, learning tasks and teaching strategies. They also cover project planning and constructive alignment. The cards on instructional outcomes ask about skills and knowledge, while the learning-task deck includes learning goals and types of knowledge.
How to use the decks
Start with ABCD model for writing training objectives if you want to practise the elements of an objective. For a different focus, Constructive Alignment Teaching connects outcomes, assessment and teaching. The decks on whole-group and small-group strategies provide prompts for reviewing classroom approaches.
Work through a deck, pause at each prompt and try to recall the answer before checking it. Return to cards you find difficult. If you want to see a topic laid out as a sequence or fuller explanation, switch to a mind map or notes on the Instructional Design unit page.
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Frequently asked questions
Which flashcard deck is a useful starting point?
ABCD model for writing training objectives is a useful starting point if you want to review objectives. Its prompts ask about the elements of the model and what makes objectives effective. If you are focusing on skills and knowledge instead, try the deck on instructional outcomes.
What topics do the flashcards cover?
The decks cover instructional outcomes, learning-task analysis, training objectives and project planning. There are also cards on lesson closure, whole-group and small-group strategies, individual student instruction and constructive alignment. Choose a topic that matches what you are reviewing rather than working through every deck at once.
Are these flashcards free to use?
Yes. Every deck listed here is free to open and study without an account. The resources were made by GoConqr users. A free account also lets you create your own flashcards, quizzes, mind maps and notes, and save quiz scores.