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Learning Objects, Vista Learning Modules, and Effective Online Lessons

Learning Objects, Vista Learning Modules, and Effective Online Lessons. Mary Dwyer Wolfe, Ph.D. Southeastern Scholarship Conference on E-Learning September 29, 2007. Course Building Blocks. Learnativity Content Model

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Learning Objects, Vista Learning Modules, and Effective Online Lessons

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  1. Learning Objects, Vista Learning Modules, and Effective Online Lessons Mary Dwyer Wolfe, Ph.D. Southeastern Scholarship Conference on E-Learning September 29, 2007

  2. Course Building Blocks Learnativity Content Model The learnativity content model (Wagner 2002) identifies the following taxonomy: 1. Raw Media Elements (Content Asset)are the smallest level in this model: these elements reside at a pure data level. Examples include a single sentence or paragraph, illustration, animation, etc. 2. Information Objectsare sets of raw media elements. Such objects could be based on the “information block” model developed by Horn (Horn 1998). 3. Based on a single objective, information objects are then selected and assembled into the third level of Application Specific Objects. At this level reside Learning Objectsin a more restricted. 4. The fourth level refers to Aggregate Assemblies(Learning Component)that deal with larger (terminal) objectives. This level corresponds with more conventional lessons or chapters. 5. Lessons or chapters can be assembled into larger collections, like courses and whole curricula. The fifth level refers to these Collections (Learning Environment).

  3. Course Building Blocks Learnativity Content Model (Wagner, 2002)

  4. Reference Wagner, E. (2002). Steps to Creating a Content Strategy for Your Organization. eLearning Developers' Journal. October 2002.

  5. Learnativity Model as Used in Vista

  6. Parts of a Learning Component • Objectives • Learning content (can be varied format) • Assesment (can be a self-assessment)

  7. File Cabinet Learning Component Structure

  8. Modular Learning Component Approach Where is Lesson is a learning module containing all the components for that one Lesson.

  9. Possible Components of Learning Modules • Content files • HTML, PDF, Flash Paper (If not an applications course, avoid application formatted files.) • Images • MP3 or other audio files • Video files • Links to various content files on other servers • Assignments • Assessments

  10. The End of the Slides Go To Georgia View Vista

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