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Cases on Instructional Design and Performance Outcomes in Medical Education
Analysis and organization of learning outcomes.
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Infection Prevention and Control Training-Design of a Workbook Prototype
Suha R. Tamim (University of South Carolina, USA), Maysam R. Homsi (St. Jude Children's Research Hospital, USA), Brooke Happ (St. Jude Children's Research Hospital, USA), and Miguela A. Caniza (St. Jude Children's Research Hospital, USA & The University of Tennessee Health Science Center, USA)
DOI: 10.4018/978-1-7998-5092-2.ch003
Abstract
This case describes the instructional design process of a workbook accompanying a four-day infection prevention and control global training. Working closely with global health professionals, the instructional designer assessed the needs, the attitudes of learners, and conducted a task analysis of the training content. Subsequently, she designed instructional strategies with special attention to cognitive load, sequencing, and generative learning. Then she created formative and summative assessment strategies and developed a prototype for testing. This case explores how the instructional designer collaborated closely with the global health team to review the content material of the training and design the workbook accordingly.
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Information Architecture: A Study about Usability and Accessibility
This is the method per excellence for the detection and identification of usability problems. This method consists of asking each user to perform a set of tasks on the website evaluated. Users seek to answer questions with different degrees of complexity, thereby allowing assess the functioning of the system to different requests.
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Behavioral Modeling
A process for analyzing a task to understand how it is accomplished. This type of analysis requires identifying goals, constraints, actions, processes (i.e., sequences of steps taken), and information used to complete the task.
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The Need, Use, and Future of Cognitive Diagnostic Assessments in Classroom Practice
The process of examining a complex cognitive process or task and breaking it down to its fundamental cognitive components including simple cognitive processes, knowledge, and skills.
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Instructional Design Methodologies
Used to determine if it is a training/incentive/organizational problem. That is, identify who has the performance problem (management/workers, faculty/learners), the cause of the problem, and appropriate solutions.
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Employee Preparation, Participation, and Performance
A high-level assessment with a concentrated effort expended on detailing all of the tasks and sub-tasks performed by system users. Not only routine tasking, but also sporadic event tasking and emergency event tasking is included.
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Applied Behavior Analysis as a Teaching Technology
The observation of a competent individual or group completing a task for the purposes of breaking the skill down into smaller components to teach a novice.
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Problem-Based Learning Classroom Models in Higher Education
Breaking an assignment or job into smaller parts so one can easily master them. One part must be completed prior to moving on to the next.
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Application of Direct and Indirect Human-Centered Design Techniques With Dyslexic Users
Task analysis depicts the process of assessing and describing potential tasks that users need, have or want to perform with the product.
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Human-Computer Interaction: A Human Resources Perspective
The analysis of workflows and tasks with the aim of establishing the requirements of a user interface.
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Human Factors Assessment of Multimedia Products and Systems
A method of determining how a multimedia product works by determining the exact procedural steps that must be performed in order to complete a given task.
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Situational Awareness In Collaborative Work Environments
is a domain-specific analysis of the current work situation, which combines such classical HCI techniques as contextual interviews, field observations, ethnography and interaction analysis (Jordan, 1996; van Welie and van der Veer, 2003).
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Strengthening the Internal Quality Assurance Mechanisms in Open and Distance Learning Systems
The process that identifies the skills and knowledge a competent person needs to complete a task to ensure that they are included in the learning process.
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Programmed Instruction Resources
The systematic analysis of a terminal behavior to identify and sequence the sub-skills needed to master the terminal behavior.
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