Design Frameworks
What is Pedagogy?
The broadest type.
What is a goal?
Tasting as you cook is analogous to this type of assessment.
What is formative?
When students and instructors participate online at their own pace it is known as
What is aynchronous learning?
Creation of one's own learning defines this school of thought.
What is constructivism?
Direct instruction is part of this "presence" in the Community of Inquiry?
What is teaching presence?
A learning objective is written with these two parts of speech.
What is a verb and a noun?
Speedy feedback and defined expectations are two attributes of this tool.
What is a rubric?
The three C's of effective online teaching.
What are consistency, clarity and communication?
Building up from foundational knowledge to complex ideas.
What is scaffolding?
The second step in Backwards Design.
What is construct assessments?
The final stage in Bloom's Taxonomy (revised).
What is Create?
Students need to demonstrate learning in these ways for it to count.
What are specific ways?
Representation, action and expression and engagement are three attributes of this design strategy.
What is Universal Design for Learning (UDL)?
The three types of innovation.
What are process, product and outcomes?
Time on task is in which step in the Triple E framework?
What is engage?
The verb compare lies at this level of Bloom's Taxonomy.
What is Evaluate?
Name at least two attributes of authentic assessment.
What are....
1. It's realistic
2. Requires judgment and innovation
3. It asks the students to practice
4. It simulates the contexts of "real" life
5. It assesses the ability to negotiate a complex task
6. Provides opportunities for feedback and revision
The three types of content that should be present in each module to accommodate all learning styles.
What is audio, video and kinesthetic?
This type of learning engages student creativity and innovation, and helps to model good pedagogical practice.
What is project-based learning?