ObjectLessons

Conversations in online learning by working instructional designers. #instructionaldesign

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Leave Out That PowerPoint! https://t.co/I9jBy4P6SP

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Personal Responsibility Without Educational Darwinism https://t.co/mDjxf5ORfz

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Instructional Design as Customer Service https://t.co/xfsO1GEF1A

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Don’t Write. Draw! https://t.co/qnFLKfKHi4 #instructionaldesign #onlinelearning

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Bloom’s Taxonomy: Bottom-Up or Top-Down? https://t.co/NRTCFWoXyT #bloomstaxonomy #instructionaldesign #digitalpedagogy

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Confessions of a SMECWID 2: The Message in the Medium, or Thinking Outside the LMS https://t.co/KDNP6FvoKJ

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Confessions of a SMECWID 1: The Loss of the Live https://t.co/WKr0LLiSKy

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Writing in the Second Person: Addressing Students Directly https://t.co/2KNhv7hJqt #instructionaldesign #onlinelearning #secondperson

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Teaching Controversial Materials in the Online Classroom: Forbearance, Turpitude, or Learning Opportunity? https://t.co/PK9IEvInHk #controversy #instructionaldesign #onlinelearning #onlineteaching

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Instructional Design Lessons for Today from 1980s Edutainment Software: Gertrude’s Secrets https://t.co/hYDq6kLXOC #instructionaldesign #edutainment #onlinelearning #gertrudessecrets

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"Design Thinking Is a Boondoggle," Lee Vinsel claims. What do you think as an instructional designer? https://t.co/qhvN1MGX1n via @chronicle #instructionaldesign #onlinelearning

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21st-Century Content Development: Google Docs and Cloud-Based Content Development Tools https://t.co/5RgCPUfFWY via #googledocs #instructionaldesign #onlinelearning #contentdevelopment

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Writing Better Quizzes and Exams: Reasoning Questions and Asking “Why?” https://t.co/UVMEY9maRI via #quizzes #onlinelearning #instructionaldesign #why

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Time to completion would certainly diminish, but what else would be lost in a move to an 80-credit-hour undergraduate degree? https://t.co/NUcnKdFJhw via @EducationDive

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Engaging unengaged students may come down to inviting them into the decision-making process. https://t.co/40OZccfiHI via @chronicle

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Boilerplate is boring. But it doesn't have to be. Tom tells us how to heat things up. https://t.co/97DlKOY8dK via #boilerplate #instructionaldesign #onlinelearning #elearning

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"Bookmark this link for those moments when you're wondering how to proceed [as a new instructional designer]." https://t.co/akCfJ7zVeD

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"Positive environment, brain plasticity, multi-faceted instruction, real world connections, reflection and attention span are only a few of the many brain-based factors that teachers can incorporate into lesson design." https://t.co/My8zKlDOjm #edtech via @EdSurge

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Risky? Easily misunderstood? There are right ways to use humor in online education, and Tom's done the research. https://t.co/wihDAnbKY3

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There is, indeed, a lot to know. You can never read too many articles about accessibility. https://t.co/yHC0wfs55T

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When it comes to accessibility, there’s a lot to know. Learn here about the different lenses of accessibility and become more inclusive to the needs of your users from our very own engineer, Steven Lambert! https://t.co/9GyWD4GmK6 #accessibility