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Fundamentals of Instructional Design with E-Learning - Coggle Diagram
Fundamentals of Instructional Design with E-Learning
Pedagogical Models Applied to E-Learning
Main models
onstructivism: active learning, knowledge construction, forums, and collaborative projects.
🌐 Connectivism: knowledge networks, access to digital resources, distributed learning.
💡 Project-Based Learning: authentic tasks and real-world problem solving.
🎯 Self-Directed Learning: self-regulation and learner autonomy.
Fundamentals of Instructional Design
Definition: a systematic and planned process for creating effective learning experiences.
Based on: learning psychology, cognitive science, and pedagogy.
Core elements:
🎓 Learning outcomes: clear, measurable, and aligned with competencies.
🧭 Learner profile: needs, motivations, sociocultural context.
📚 Logical sequencing: progressive, gradual, and meaningful.
🧠 Didactic strategies: multimedia, simulations, case studies, collaboration.
🧾 Assessment: diagnostic, formative, and summative.
Principles: accessibility, usability, reflection, and continuous improvement.
Principles of Learner-Centered Design
Essential principles
Relevance: connection with the learner’s interests, experiences, and needs.
⚙️ Activity: active participation, challenges, projects, and critical reflection.
🧩 Personalization: flexible pathways, learning styles, and pacing.
💬 Continuous feedback: formative feedback and self-assessment.
🤝 Collaboration: social learning, virtual communities, teamwork.
🕊️ Autonomy: self-management, planning, and decision-making in learning.
Design of Multimedia Materials
Stages
Conceptualization: defining objectives, audience, and context.
🖥️ Multimedia design: coherence between text, image, and audio.
⚖️ Cognitive principles: cognitive load theory (Mayer).
🎨 Visual design: simplicity, hierarchy, readability, accessibility.
🔊 Interactivity: simulations, quizzes, automatic feedback.
Instructional Design in Virtual Environments
Main applications
Curricular planning: defining objectives, content, and resources.
🧭 Information architecture: clear, flexible, and intuitive navigation.
🧑🤝🧑 Active learning activities: projects, discussions, simulations, wikis.
🧱 Motivation and support: tutoring, monitoring, early alerts.
📊 Authentic assessment: self-assessment, peer assessment, and reflection.
♿ Accessibility and inclusion: universal design, digital equity.
🔄 Evaluation and continuous improvement: use of learning analytics.