Educational Theory Aids and Major Concepts Flashcards

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What are the 6 C’s of Next Generation Learning?

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Communication

Collaboration

Creativity and Innovation

Critical Thinking and problem-solving

Community and citizenship

Compassion and character

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What are examples of surface culture ID considerations?

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  • language
  • holidays
  • literature
  • games
  • arts and crafts
  • fashion
  • food
  • music
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What are examples of deep culture ID considerations?

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  • Communication styles and rules such as:
    • facial expressions
    • gestures
    • eye contact
    • personal space
    • touching
    • body language
    • displaying emotions
    • tone of voice
  • Notions of interpersonal relationships such as:
    • courtesy
    • friendship
    • leadership
    • cleanliness
    • modesty
    • beauty
  • Approaches to major life events that involve elements such as:
    • religion and religious observance
    • marriage
    • raising children
    • decision making
    • problem solving
    • aging and death
    • sin and infractions of the law
  • Attitudes towards others such as:
    • women
    • elders
    • adolescents
    • expectations of “others”
    • work mates
    • authority figures
    • animals
  • Self-realization and identity forming concepts such as:
    • self
    • time
    • past and future
    • justice
    • roles related to age, sex, class, family, etc.
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What are the steps of the ADDIE process?

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Describe the phases of ADDIE’s Waterfall Method:

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Describe the stages of the SAM1 ID process for small projects:

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Describe the process of a typical rapid prototyping model (or a SAM2):

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Describe the process of a typical rapid prototyping model (or a SAM2):

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  • Preparation Phase:
    • Information Gathering/Background
  • Iterative Design Phase:
    • Design ←→ Prototype ←→Design ←→ Review/Evaluate ←→ Revise/Design
  • Iterative Development Phase:
    • Develop ←→ Implement ←→ Review/Evaluate/Assess ←→ Revise/Design ←→ Implement
  • Rollout
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What are the main components of a

MAGER STYLE LEARNING OBJECTIVE?

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WHAT ARE THE MAIN PHASES OF CONDUCTING A NEEDS ASSESSMENT?

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  • Phase 1- Planning:
    • target audience
    • strategy
    • analysis
    • participants
  • Phase 2-Collecting Data:
    • sample size
    • scheduling
  • Phase 3- Data Analysis:
    • analysis
    • prioritization
  • Phase 4- Final Report:
    • purpose
    • process
    • results
    • action
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What are the main components of

ARCS Model of Motivation?

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  1. Attention: Refers to the learners’ interest. It is critical to get and hold the learners’ interests.
  2. Relevance: The learning process should show usefulness of the content to bridge the gap between content and real-world.
  3. Confidence: Develop a success expectation among learners to build confidence and to help learners control their learning processes. Providing estimation of probability of success is key.
  4. Satisfaction: Learners should be satisfied with what they achieved during the learning process.
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What are the main components of

AGILE Project Management Model?

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  1. Plan
  2. Design
  3. Develop
  4. Test
  5. Deploy
  6. Review
  7. Launch
  8. [Redesign]
  9. [Retest]
  10. [Redeploy]
  11. Review
  12. Launch
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What are the main stages of the eLearning Development Process?

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  1. Plan the project
  2. Draft a storyboard or wireframe
  3. Develop the course
  4. Review the course
  5. Deliver the course

(Tim Slade’s eLearning Designers Handbook)

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