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Instructional Design by Novice Designers: Two Empirical Studies
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Verstegen, Danielle; Barnard, Yvonne; Pilot, Albert – Journal of Interactive Learning Research, 2008
In many cases advanced instructional products, such as computer-based training, e-learning programs, simulations, and simulators are not designed by experienced instructional designers, but by novices: subject matter experts, teachers, instructors, or inexperienced designers. The literature indicates that these novices do not always have the…
Descriptors: Instructional Design, Teaching Methods, Scaffolding (Teaching Technique), Teaching Experience
Students' Concept Mapping for Hypermedia Design: Navigation through World Wide Web (WWW) Space and Self-Assessment.
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Kommers, Piet; Lanzing, Jan – Journal of Interactive Learning Research, 1997
Addresses the main functions of concept mapping as a student activity in their learning processes: (1) design method to be used as a structural scaffolding technique before and during the development of hypermedia; (2) navigation device for exploring hypermedia documents on CD-ROMs or WWW; (3) knowledge elicitation technique; and (4) authentic…
Descriptors: Concept Mapping, Evaluation Methods, Hypermedia, Instructional Design
A Scholarly Review Process for Interactive Learning and Information System Products.
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Fitzgerald, Gail E.; Allen, Bryce L.; Reeves, Thomas C. – Journal of Interactive Learning Research, 1999
Describes a new scholarly review process for courseware and other interactive learning and information system products. The purpose is to provide a mechanism to support faculty in the creative scholarship of designing and developing interactive products, evaluating their quality, disseminating results, and providing opportunities for the…
Descriptors: Computer Assisted Instruction, Computer Software Development, Computer System Design, Courseware
A Case Study in the Development of an Interactive Learning Environment To Teach Problem-Solving Skills.
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Denning, Rebecca; Smith, Philip J. – Journal of Interactive Learning Research, 1998
Describes an interactive, cooperative-learning environment, "The Biology Sleuth." Characterizes students' interactions with this system, relates the underlying design concepts and principles, and presents a rationale for the system design. Describes a series of three formative evaluations, that were critical in the maturation of the system.…
Descriptors: Biology, Case Studies, Computer Assisted Instruction, Computer System Design