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The ID casebook : case studies in instructional design
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3rd ed.
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Upper Saddle River, NJ : Pearson/Merrill Prentice Hall, 2007
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9780131717053
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With its problem-oriented approach to instructional design, the third edition of The ID CaseBook provides 32 realistic case studies in a wide range of authentic contexts, from K-12 to post-secondary, corporate, and military. The cases and their accompanying discussion questions encourage students to analyze the available information, develop conclusions, and consider alternative possibilities in resolving ID problems.


Table of Contents

Peggy A. Ertmer and James QuinnSue Bennett and Lori Lockyer and Barry HarperPeggy A. Ertmer and Katherine S. CennamoKara Dawson and Rose M. Pringle and Skip MarshallTeresa FranklinJohn G. HedbergJulie Muehlhausen and Peggy A. ErtmerMichael M. Grant and Deborah L. Lowther and Steven M. RossChandra Orrill and Janette R. HillMelissa J. DarkAnn KovalchickSimon Hooper and Aaron DoeringJoanna C. DunlapCarol S. Kamin and Brent G. WilsonPatti ShankMichael L. Wray and Brent G. WilsonPeggy A. Ertmer and Walter DickChristine L. Thornam and Lauren ClarkMonica W. TraceyTimothy W. Spannaus and Toni Stokes-JonesBrenda SugrueStephen DundisDavid L. SolomonRod Sims and Naomi WaldronMartha Mann and Valerie A. Larsen and Mable B. KinzieGary Elsbernd and Donald A. StepichRonni Hendel-Giller and Donald A. StepichI. Andrew Teasdale and Sean R. TangneyKrista D. Simons and Shanna M. SalterLinda Lohr and Laura L. SummersSteven M. Ross and Gary R. MorrisonNada DabbaghThomas Brush and William Sugar and Jeannie Brush
Part I The Case-Learning Process: Strategies and Reflectionsp. 1
The Case-Learning Experiencep. 2
Developing a Reflective Mindsetp. 3
Strategies for Analyzing a Casep. 5
Becoming an ID Professional: Reflecting on Your Case Experiencesp. 7
Referencesp. 8
Part II
Case Studies-Section 1 K-12 Audience/Contextp. 11
1 Scott Allen: Designing Learning Objects for Primary Learnersp. 12
Appendix 1-A Project Briefp. 21
Appendix 1-B Learning Object Design Briefp. 24
2 Denny Clifford: Designing Learning Experiences for Middle School Science Teachersp. 27
3 Carla Fox: Implementing Change in a K-12 Environmentp. 32
4 Suzanne Garner: Allocating Resources to Meet Multiple Needsp. 37
5 Don Garthon and Susan Harper: Professional Development for K-6 Teachers in Remote Areasp. 43
6 Jacci Joya: Addressing the Technology Needs of K-12 Teachersp. 50
7 Tina Sears: Evaluating the Impact of a K-12 Laptop Programp. 57
8 Maya Thomas: Implementing New Instructional Approaches in a K-12 Settingp. 67
Case Studies-Section 2 Post-secondary Audience/Contextp. 75
9 Jackie Adams: Evaluating a Federally Funded Faculty Training Programp. 76
10 Ross Caslon: Supporting Faculty Use of a Course-Management Systemp. 81
11 Jennie Davenport and Pedro Lopez: Converting a Powerful Workshop to an Online Formatp. 90
12 Malcolm Gibson: Designing Authentic Online Experiences for Adult Learnersp. 97
Appendix 12-A Preparing Tomorrow's Technology Professionals Request for Proposals (RFP)p. 104
Appendix 12-B Module for the Programming with PHP and Javascript Coursep. 106
13 Pat Kelsoe and Jean Fallon: Implementing Innovation within an Established Curriculump. 109
14 Ricardo Martinez: Meeting Challenges in the Delivery of Online Instructionp. 116
15 Beth Owens: Addressing Multiple Perspectives and Constraints in ID Practicep. 125
16 Frank Tawl and Semra Senbetto: Designing Curriculum for Southeast Asian Trainersp. 132
17 Elizabeth Ward and Catherine Peterson: Repurposing a Course for Online Deliveryp. 136
Case Studies-Section 3 Corporate Audience/Contextp. 145
18 Abby Carlin: Documenting Processes in a Manufacturing Settingp. 146
19 Iris Daniels: Cross-Cultural Challenges in Designing Instructionp. 150
20 Sam Gonzales: Measuring Learning and Performancep. 155
21 Craig Gregersen: Balancing a Range of Stakeholder Interests When Designing Instructionp. 163
22 Scott Hunter: Developing Online Assessment in an International Settingp. 168
23 Margaret Janson: Developing Learning Objects for Adult Learnersp. 178
24 David Jimenez: Performance Improvement of Engineersp. 189
25 Davey Jones: Designing an Electronic Performance Support Systemp. 196
26 Diane King: Rapid Design Approach to Designing Instructionp. 201
27 Austin McGwire and Ken Casey: Managing the Development of Blended Instructionp. 206
28 Natalie Morales: Managing Training in a Manufacturing Settingp. 215
29 Catherine Nelson: Managing Processes and People in an Instructional Design Projectp. 222
30 Andrew Stewart: Managing Consulting Activities in an Evaluation Contextp. 230
31 Alan Wydell: Addressing Issues on Informed Consent in a Hospital Settingp. 235
Case Studies-Section 4 Military Audience/Contextp. 247
32 Andrew Brown and Deborah Frye: Evaluating Online Instructionp. 248