If we were asked to teach online, how is it going to be? The design of lesson in the virtual environment needs to be engaging and highly interactive to maintain a high […]
Instructional Strategy for Online Learning
What is Instructional Technology?
What is Instructional Technology? The literal meaning is, it is a skill of constructing the instructional system which also involves the building of the mechanism for feedback in the instructional system. To be […]
The Learner’s Engagement in the Learning Process designed based on the Experiential Learning theory……
The 2018 2nd International Conference on Education and E-Learning in Bali, I attended was a fruitful one. Knowledge shared is rich and diverse especially ideas on solution and product of online learning. Below […]
Bertalanfy and instructional design…
What I have learned from most of the ID models, is no model is perfect but most of the models have contributed a lot in producing quality instruction that is delivered […]
Why is task analysis important in teaching and learning?
Previously we have discussed skill hierarchy. After laying out the skill and knowledge (S/K), now its time to perform task analysis, so what is task analysis….Learn more at TippingMind
Being a millipede….
To achieve my mission to the top my entire trunk needs to pass the top and my head needs to be way forward. My tergites need to engage with a lot of […]
Importance of Learning Hierarchy Analysis
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Are you ready to be an online learner?
In an online learning, without teachers in front, the learners need to be highly disciplined and fully independent. In a virtual environment, the teacher exists only in the learner’s mind. Interaction just happens […]
Technology progress, learning regress…?
Our child now is surrounded with technology, they get immersed in the Internet, communication gets faster. Their consciousness to look for information is … read more at TippingMind
What do you think the teaching approaches in pre-historic looks like?
I think the best way to describe the method of teaching during that time is they learn by doing which I remember, as explicitly mentioned in Dales Cone of Experience in 1960… […]
