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Link to Appendices, References, & Indices
Link to Glossary and List of Abbreviations

Navigating to Figures & Tables

Image showing figure name and link to chapter

Figure A10 would be located in Chapter 10 of Unit A.
Click on link OR navigate like this:
1. Click on the Unit A menu item.
2. Click on the link to chapter A10.
3. Open the Table of Contents.

Figures

Figures Alpha-order list

FigureChapter
ADDIE Model of Instructional DesignID
ARCS ModelA10
Belief About the Nature of Knowledge & KnowingA7
Bookending TechniqueC6
Circular ADDIE Examples (From Clark, 2015)ID
Cognitive Taxonomy Knowledge DimensionA6
Competency & ConfidenceA9
Cone of LearningA3
Course Structure DetailsB3
Course StructureB3
Dick & Carey Model of Instructional Design (Kurt, 2015)ID
Direction & Level of Feedback Based on Hattie & Timperley (2007)C10
Forward and Backward DesignB3
“College Student Demographics | Postsecondary Success,” 2016)B4
How Outcomes Guide Course DesignA6
How to Reduce Discrepancies between Desired & Actual PerformanceC10
IDI ModelID
Kemp Model of Instructional Design (From Kemp Design Model, n.d.)ID
Model of the Memory SystemA8
Oral Communication VALUEC2
Purdue University’s ICD ModelID
Relation of Goals, Outcomes, & ObjectivesC2
Simple Schema ExampleA2
SMART Criteria for ObjectivesC2
Steps in the Affective Domain (Wording from D. R. Clark, 2015a)A6
Steps in the Cognitive Domain (Wording from D. R. Clark, 2015)A6
Steps in the Psychomotor Domain. (Wording from D. R. Clark, 2015c)A6
University of Cincinnati ID ModelID
ZPD & ScaffoldingA9
ZPD GrowthA9

Figures Chapter-order list

ChapterFigure
A2Simple Schema Example
A3Cone of Learning
A6Cognitive Taxonomy Knowledge Dimension
A6How Outcomes Guide Course Design
A6Steps in the Affective Domain (Wording from D. R. Clark, 2015a)
A6Steps in the Cognitive Domain (Wording from D. R. Clark, 2015)
A6Steps in the Psychomotor Domain. (Wording from D. R. Clark, 2015c)
A7Belief About the Nature of Knowledge & Knowing Based on Hofer & Pintrich
A8Model of the Memory System
A9Competency & Confidence
A9ZPD & Scaffolding
A9ZPD Growth
A10ARCS Model
B3Course Structure Details
B3Course Structure
B3Forward and Backward Design
B4“College Student Demographics | Postsecondary Success,” 2016)
C2Oral Communication VALUE
C2Relation of Goals, Outcomes, & Objectives
C2SMART Criteria for Objectives
C6Bookending Technique
C10Direction & Level of Feedback Based on Hattie & Timperley (2007)
C10How to Reduce Discrepancies between Desired & Actual Performance (adapted from Hattie & Timperley, 2007, p. 87)
IDADDIE Model of Instructional Design
IDCircular ADDIE Examples (From Clark, 2015)
IDDick & Carey Model of Instructional Design (Kurt, 2015)
IDIDI Model
IDKemp Model of Instructional Design (From Kemp Design Model, n.d.)
IDPurdue University’s ICD Model
IDUniversity of Cincinnati ID Model

Tables

Tables Alpha-order list

TableChapter
12 Principles for Designing Multimedia from Mayer (2005)B6
5 Learning Philosophies (adapted from Toutain & Byrne, 2012)A1
Affective Domain Categories (Wording from D. R. Clark, 2015b)A6
Angelo & Cross CATS ClustersA3
Applying the ARCS Model (From Texas Tech University Worldwide eLearning, n.d.)A10
Assessment & Reaffirmation of Foundational Oral Communication Outcome Purdue UniversityC2
Cognitive Domain Categories (Wording from Churches, 2009; D. R. Clark, 2015)A6
Cognitive Levels of Feedback from Day (n.d.)C10
Cognitive Taxonomy Cognitive & Knowledge Dimensions(Adapted from Huitt, n.d.)A6
Common Activities Based on Pedagogical Approach/ModelB3
Common Pedagogical Approaches/Learning ModelsB3
Competency & Confidence Quadrants from BurchA9
Example outcomes from Fowler (2016)C2
Examples of SMART Objectives from Chatterjee & CorralC2
Feedback Example from Taylor (2013)C10
Levels of TransformationA3
Matching UDL & Grasser PrinciplesB1
Peer & Self Feedback Examples from Taylor (2013)C10
Program Communication, BA – Purdue UniversityC2
Psychomotor Domain Categories (Wording from D. R. Clark, 2015c)A6
Purdue Foundational Learning Outcomes SampleC2
SOLO Verbs & Examples (From Frame, n.d.)C10
Steps in the ARCS Motivational Design Process (From Keller, 2010, p.6)A10
Student Self-Assessment Examples of Feedback from Harris et al. (2014, p. 6)C10


Tables Chapter-order list

ChapterTable
A15 Learning Philosophies (adapted from Toutain & Byrne, 2012)
A3Angelo & Cross CATS Clusters
A3Levels of Transformation
A6Affective Domain Categories (Wording from D. R. Clark, 2015b)
A6Cognitive Domain Categories (Wording from Churches, 2009; D. R. Clark, 2015)
A6Cognitive Taxonomy Cognitive & Knowledge Dimensions(Adapted from Huitt, n.d.)
A6Psychomotor Domain Categories (Wording from D. R. Clark, 2015c)
A9Competency & Confidence Quadrants from Burch
A10Applying the ARCS Model (From Texas Tech University Worldwide eLearning, n.d.)
A10Steps in the ARCS Motivational Design Process (From Keller, 2010, p.6)
B1Matching UDL & Grasser Principles
B3Common Activities Based on Pedagogical Approach/Model
B3Common Pedagogical Approaches/Learning Models
B612 Principles for Designing Multimedia from Mayer (2005)
C2Assessment & Reaffirmation of Foundational Oral Communication Outcome Purdue University
C2Example outcomes from Fowler (2016)
C2Examples of SMART Objectives from Chatterjee & Corral
C2Program Communication, BA – Purdue University
C2Purdue Foundational Learning Outcomes Sample
C10Cognitive Levels of Feedback from Day (n.d.)
C10Feedback Example from Taylor (2013)
C10Peer & Self Feedback Examples from Taylor (2013)
C10SOLO Verbs & Examples (From Frame, n.d.)
C10Student Self-Assessment Examples of Feedback from Harris et al. (2014, p. 6)

Worksheets

Navigating to Worksheets

All Worksheets (except Contacts List) are accessed through the Menu item Unit W – Workbook.

Example of how to access a worksheet:

Worksheet 4.1f would be located in Step 4 of the Workbook.
Click on link OR navigate like this:
1. Click on the Unit-W – Workbook menu item.
2. Click on the link to Step 4.
3. Scroll down to the link to 4.1 Worksheets.
4. Click on the link to open the worksheets in a Word .doc.
5. Scroll down to Worksheet 4.1f.

Worksheets Alpha-order list  

TitleWorksheet
Activity Details4.1f
Assessment Identification3.1b
Assessment Summary3.1c
Assessments, Instructions, and Rubrics Checklist3.1d
Assignment Feedback Form4.2
Asynchronous Check2.2i
Asynchronous First Session Class Outline4.1d
Asynchronous Requirements2.2h
Class Outline4.1a
Classroom Check2.2e
Cognitive Load Checklist4.1i
Components of Interest2.2c
Contacts ListHelp Page
Course and Teaching Changes5.2
Course and Teaching Evaluation5.1
Course/Teaching Feedback Checklist3.2a
First Day Checklist4.1c
Identify Student Learning Characteristics1.2
Learning Model2.2a
Learning Temporal & Spatial Aspects2.2b
LMS Equipment, Materials, and Technologies2.2j
Long Activity Break Down4.1g
Measurable Objective Format2.1b
Multiple Choice & True/False Questions3.1f
Outcomes2.1a
Outcomes to Objectives2.1c
Prerequisites3.1a
Review Course Requirements1.1
Selecting Student Readings3.1e
Short Answer Questions3.1g
SKA identification 2.1d
Slides checklist4.1h
Student Assessment of Course and Teaching Details3.2b
Syllabus Checklist2.1e
Synchronous Classroom Requirements2.2d
Synchronous First Session Class Outline4.1e
Synchronous Online Check2.2g
Synchronous Online Requirements2.2f
Tips for Class Sessions4.1b

Worksheets Chapter-order list          

WorksheetTitle
1.1Review Course Requirements
1.2Identify Student Learning Characteristics
2.1aOutcomes
2.1bMeasurable Objective Format
2.1cOutcomes to Objectives
2.1dSKA identification 
2.1eSyllabus Checklist
2.2aLearning Model
2.2bLearning Temporal & Spatial Aspects
2.2cComponents of Interest
2.2dSynchronous Classroom Requirements
2.2eClassroom Check
2.2fSynchronous Online Requirements
2.2gSynchronous Online Check
2.2hAsynchronous Requirements
2.2iAsynchronous Check
2.2jLMS Equipment, Materials, and Technologies
3.1aPrerequisites
3.1bAssessment Identification
3.1cAssessment Summary
3.1dAssessments, Instructions, and Rubrics Checklist
3.1eSelecting Student Readings
3.1fMultiple Choice & True/False Questions
3.1gShort Answer Questions
3.2aCourse/Teaching Feedback Checklist
3.2bStudent Assessment of Course and Teaching Details
4.1aClass Outline
4.1bTips for Class Sessions
4.1cFirst Day Checklist
4.1dAsynchronous First Session Class Outline
4.1eSynchronous First Session Class Outline
4.1fActivity Details
4.1gLong Activity Break Down
4.1hSlides checklist
4.1iCognitive Load Checklist
4.2Assignment Feedback Form
5.1Course and Teaching Evaluation
5.2Course and Teaching Changes
Help PageContacts List