Join John-Paul Ballard for an in-depth discussion in this video Solution: Analyze courses for learning objectives, part of Teaching Techniques: Writing Effective Learning Objectives.
- [Voiceover] So how'd you do?…You ready for the solutions?…Let's look at the first one.…The course topic was corporate financial statements.…The learners were graduate students…and the deployment method was synchronous online,…12 once-weekly, one hour sessions,…meaning synchronous, everyone's gonna be online together.…And here's how I did it.…I took the 12, since there are 12 weekly meetings…and I figured, okay, let's just take a rough guess,…10 learning objectives per session.…That be high or low, but it's just a good round number.…
That gives us a ballpark of 120 learning objectives…for this course.…That may sound like a lot but remember,…this is a pretty big course:…12 weeks long, one hour each session.…So let's look at the next one.…The next one has a course topic of using Microsoft Office.…So it's a software how-to.…The learners are beginning users of the software.…The deployment method is self-paced eLearning,…and it's 12 one hour lessons.…That's a fairly large course.…So here's how I came up with my estimate.…
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3/17/2016- Defining and structuring a learning objective
- Understanding the value of learning objectives
- Adopting learning objective theory
- Rewriting weak learning objectives
- Customizing learning objectives
- Creating learning objectives for new and existing material
- Analyzing courses for learning objectives
- Aligning assessments with learning objectives
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Introduction
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Welcome1m 16s
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Who is this course for?1m 1s
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1. Introduction to Learning Objectives
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Begin with the end in mind2m 12s
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2. Learning Objective Theory
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3. Create and Customize Learning Objectives
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4. Align Assessments with Learning Objectives
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Conclusion
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Next steps1m 12s
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