Best Practices for Electronically Offered Degree and Certificate Programs (courtesy of NEASC)
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Instructional design is a process that enables conversion of raw content into a structured distribution; e.g., into a lesson structure. Conventionally, instructors have prepared lecture notes from the reference books and textbooks for a given subject. This is a process of converting domain knowledge into structured lectures or lesson plans. In this session we focus on the instructional design strategies for the creation of pedagogically effective instructional modules both for in-class and on-line deployments.