Course Design
Textbooks, other instructional materials, activities and assessments are aligned to these.
What are learning objectives?
The type of assessment that guides learning through practice.
What is formative assessment?
QM calls this Tier 1 Orientation.
What is institutional orientation?
Your instructor may posts two or three a week to guide students' activities.
What are announcements?
Promising a reward on completion of a learning task is and example of it.
What is behaviorism?
This concept appeared with the Internet.
What is course design?
Assessment that comes with an evaluation.
What is summative assessment?
The name of this screen is the first page students see when they log into a course.
What is the course home page?
Not a bot, nor an avatar, or an AI creation that appears in my online course.
Who is my (human) instructor?
According to it, we build our own knowledge of the world based on our experiences.
What is constructivism?
They are the foundation of the course planning.
What are the objectives?
Descriptive and specific criteria for evaluating students' work.
What is a rubric?
This is a strategy to ensure that students read the syllabus.
What is syllabus quiz or scavenger hunt?
Through such presence, the instructor helps develop social interaction within an online course.
What is social presence?
It is building more knowledge on the skills and learning that students already have.
What us scaffolding?
They are present at course level, but they are often absent at module levels.
What are module objectives?
The specific response to a learner accompanying the grade meant to improve learning.
What is feedback?
The instructor communicates through this where are various course components, how the course is structured, and important course policies.
What is course orientation?
When done right, this is the attribute of such presence.
What is ubiquitous? (frequent)
This theory views the mind as an information processor.
What is cognitivism?
The architect plans one, and the instructor needs to plan one too outside of the learning management system.
What is the blueprint?
These mirror tasks that students may have to complete outside the classroom.
What are authentic assessments?
QM's General Standard 1 (ONE) is the acronym of this.
What is orientation, navigation, and expectations?
Throughout the course they show it through frequent and effective feedback, announcements, discussions, reponses to emails, and general guidance of the learning process.
What is instructor presence?
We already have a representation of the world, so we integrate new knowledge on it.
What is schema?