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Course Overview Students analyze instructional problems and audiences in order to design effective instructional media. The research base for the course exists in learning theory, perception, instructional design, and graphic design. Students will learn to specify requirements, select, design, and evaluate instructional media. The course focuses on traditional media as well as computer-based media. This is not a production course or software application course; however students will design and produce instructional media products using basic software programs (e.g., Microsoft Office). Prerequisites · None System Requirements · Access to a computer connected to the Internet. · Windows 98, 2000, XP or higher or Mac OS 9 or higher. · Netscape 5.0 or later or Internet Explorer 5.0 or later. · Display minimum resolution 800x600 at 256 colors. · Sound Card. · DVD player. Instructor Information At the beginning of the course, you will be assigned to an instructor. Throughout the course, you will be able to request assistance on all course-related issues from your instructor. You can contact your assigned instructor at bitter@asu.edu or call 480-965-3322. Enrollment To register for any iLearning course, call the ASU Distance Learning Coordinator Jennie Fleege at 480-965-6176. Course Materials After you have successfully registered for the course, the ASU Distance Learning Coordinator will send you an online packet of information containing access information and how to purchase the materials needed for the course. Accessing the Course Materials Go to the MyASU site (http://my.asu.edu) and log in using your ASUrite ID and password. The course(s) for which you are enrolled will now show up on your MyASU page. Click on the course title to see the materials for each course. All materials for the course are located in this course site. There are no other materials needed for the course. |
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