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Week 1: Program Development. CAE George Siemens February 5, 2008. Overview of today’s session. Introductions Course outline Instructional schedule Expectations of learners Assessment for the course Teaching and learning...and a splash of epistemology. Introductions. Department
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Week 1: Program Development CAE George Siemens February 5, 2008
Overview of today’s session • Introductions • Course outline • Instructional schedule • Expectations of learners • Assessment for the course • Teaching and learning...and a splash of epistemology
Introductions • Department • Why are you here? • How far along are you in CAE?
Instructional Schedule • Week 1: Introduction, thinking about learning and teaching • Week 2: Needs assessment and task analysis • Week 3: Learning gaps, learning targets, and CLOs • Week 4: Philosophical foundations and support structures
Instructional Schedule • Week 5: Learning and instruction: different context, different approaches • Week 6: Engaged learning and teaching for understanding • Week 7: Facilitative learning, meta-cognition, and life-long learning • Week 8: Multimedia and open education resources
Expectations • Time outside of classroom – reading, researching, viewing • Group work and collaboration • Research on own... • Involvement in discussions • Challenge your current views of teaching, learning, and program development • Application
Assessment • Group work • Portfolio • Concept map • Reflective journal (weekly)
Blog: caepd.blogspot.com/ • Wiki: cae-dev.wikispaces.com/
What is program development? • Why is this course included in a CAE program?
Program development: • Ensures key curricular areas are addressed • Learners skills are relevant to needs of marketplace/employers • New programs align with existing • New programs are contextualized with college wide outcomes
The model • Gathering: NA, DACUM, TA • Analysis: what does it mean? • Learning targets: what do we want to achieve? • Relation: how does this program relate? • Outcomes: what do we want learners to do/know? • Methods: how will we teach/deliver?
Teaching • What? • Why? • Your experiences?
Learning • How is this different from teaching? • Your best, personally-motivated learning?
Instructivist/constructivist • Finding balance: • Learner-centered • Teacher-centered • Guidance vs. Self-directed
What is the role of Program development with regards to T & L?
Upcoming week • Readings (see blog) • Journal • Download CMAP