Gagne's Theory
ARCS
Cognitive Load
ADDIE
Blooms Taxonomy
100
This is the term for the design model put together by Gagne
What is the "nine events of instruction"?
100
According to ARCS model, this is the step where the teacher may start with a joke.
What is (gaining) attention?
100
The theory is based on the limitations of this type of memory
What is short term memory?
100
The "I" in the ADDIE model stands for this
What is implementation?
100
The three domains for educational objects
What are cognitive, affective, and psychomotor?
200
These conditions of learning deal with what the learner knows prior to instruction
What are internal conditions?
200
He created this model as a system for improving the motivational appeal of instructional materials and the way courses are designed
Who is Keller?
200
You can reduce this by eliminating working memory load associated with unnecessary processing of repetitive information.
What is redundancy
200
The phase that deals with learning objectives, content, and lesson plans
What is the design phase?
200
The category in the revised cognitive domain that allows one to make judgements
What is evaluation?
300
Starting a presentation with a thought-provokig question follows this step of instruction
What is gaining attention?
300
A method to gain attention by posing questions
What is inquiry arousal?
300
According to this theory, avoid this when designing instructional systems
What is cognitive overload?
300
This phase contains test pilots, training sessions, and other methods to delivery the materials
What is implementation phase?
300
This category in the affective domain deals with awareness and selected attention
What is receiving phenomena?
400
In this step, the instructor may ask deep questions, make references to things the student would know, or ask students to elaborate.
What is elicit performance?
400
The step that includes growth for the learner and feedback
What is confidence?
400
This is the term for combining small parts of a large amount of information together
What is chunking
400
An improvement to this model where continuous feedback is provided while materials are being created.
What is rapid prototyping?
400
In the new version of Bloom's taxonomy, knowledge was replaced by this.
What is remembering?
500
This is a method of working backwards to develop the prerequisites for a learning objective.
What is a learning hierarchy (or task analysis)?
500
A subcategory of relevance where the educator uses examples that the student can relate to
What is familiarity
500
One can increase working memory capacity by using these two types of information
What are auditory and visual?
500
This type of evaluation, if performed at the end allows for feedback from users
What is summative evaluation?
500
This person is responsible for updating Bloom's taxonomy in the 1990's.
Who is Lorin Anderson?
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