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ENTRY JOURNAL 7

INSTRUCTIONAL COURSEWARE DESIGN


  • To create materials to instruct learners
  • Identify what the learner needs to learn
  • Make sure learning outcome is achieved
It involves :


  • creation of syllabus
  • lesson plan
  • material selection and adaptation
Instructional Design in CALL:

  • Involves creating computer software for learning
  • Act as supplement for the lesson 
  • Can be used inside and outside of the classroom
The first computer assisted instruction system is Plato. It can be used to teach any course and it is expensive.

Addie Model is a framework for the development of instructional framework. It involves analysis, design, development, implementation and evaluation.


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