Modules and Incremental Innovation Modules as opportunities to

Why? — You already do it Breaking instruction into units makes sense; crafting learning

Advantages of Modules What you gain through modularization. • Allow students to navigate freely

Articulate Storyline Tools for Modularization • • Elearning authoring tool Import PP slides Create

Examples Let’s review some of the work at D’Amore. Mc. Kim in modularization.

Finance Modules A macro project: modules for skills that build on one another. Click

Basic Accounting Equation A micro project: provides practice in a fundamental concept. Click to

Modules for Soft Skills Applying theory to practice. Modules on cultural differences and building

Using existing materials Don’t reinvent the wheel! Use what you got. Click to launch.

Interactive Videos Play. Posit is a great way to quickly insert interactivity into videos

In Closing Work incrementally, use existing materials, and remember that even a little interactivity

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Modules and Incremental Innovation Modules as opportunities to enhance instruction in manageable steps

Why? — You already do it Breaking instruction into units makes sense; crafting learning objects that are portable and interchangeable takes them to the next level. • Use pre-existing content (PP slides; You. Tube videos) and make them more interactive, available for asynchronous use • A part of competency-based education: stackable/portable units • Reinforce key concepts that recur throughout a program of study • Students can revisit, refresh skills • Attuned to cognitive load • Showcase your creativity! Students notice when you’ve blazed a new trail.

Advantages of Modules What you gain through modularization. • Allow students to navigate freely within content, re-watch sections (self pacing), and share their impressions • Diversify text-heavy courses with multimedia content • Low stakes assessments allow for practice • Use student responses to start in-class discussions • Make students aware of current events in their field • Information retrieval and decisionmaking activities help students remember content better

Articulate Storyline Tools for Modularization • • Elearning authoring tool Import PP slides Create interactions Simple quiz builder Play. Posit There are many tools available, but a few university-licensed tools are easy to get started with. • • Interactive videos Use You. Tube videos or videos you author Simple question builder Collect information on student impressions and understanding Voice. Thread • Multimedia discussion board • Import media • Students can respond to prompts via audio, video or text

Examples Let’s review some of the work at D’Amore. Mc. Kim in modularization.

Finance Modules A macro project: modules for skills that build on one another. Click to launch.

Basic Accounting Equation A micro project: provides practice in a fundamental concept. Click to launch.

Modules for Soft Skills Applying theory to practice. Modules on cultural differences and building rapport in an international business setting. Click to launch.

Using existing materials Don’t reinvent the wheel! Use what you got. Click to launch.

Interactive Videos Play. Posit is a great way to quickly insert interactivity into videos you already use. Click to launch.

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