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Ashan's Instructional Design: December 2009
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Sunday, December 27, 2009. Final Wk 8 Reflections. Reflection Ashan R. Hampton December 27, 2009. Before taking this course, I never considered the intricate process the brain follows in absorbing, storing and recalling information. Once data gets lodged into the brain’s long-term memory, the ease of recalling the information depends on the associative structures that were used to get it there from short-term memory. This is why mnemonics have been very useful to me over the years. Links to this post.
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Ashan's Instructional Design: Week 7 Learning Theory Reflections
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Sunday, December 20, 2009. Week 7 Learning Theory Reflections. Although I still do not particularly enjoy blogging or social networks as a mode of learning, I can now appreciate the connectivist viewpoint about the meaningful nature of interpersonal learning exchanges. I prefer to gain information from experts and more authoritative sources, but I have found tutorials that some have posted to blog sites very helpful in my attempts to learn more advanced graphic design techniques. Final Wk 8 Reflections.
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Ashan's Instructional Design: Connectivism
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Wednesday, December 2, 2009. George Siemens’ theory of connectivism attempts to explain the means by which learners use technology to form social networks to assist in acquiring knowledge at a faster pace. Davis and Kelly-Bateman’s web article on connectivism offers this paraphrase of the importance of networks, according to Siemens’ theory:. Taking online classes has, however, forced me to adjust the way I gain new knowledge in this situation, because instead of grabbing a book first or a printed syllab...
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Ashan's Instructional Design: Week 1 Resources Post
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Sunday, November 8, 2009. Week 1 Resources Post. Like most of you, my google search for instructional design resources was nearly overwhelming. However, I managed to narrow the results down to the following three that I have personally found useful. 7 Widely-Used and Open Source E-Learning Applications. Http:/ www.webresourcesdepot.com/7-widely-used-and-open-source-e-learning-applications/. 2 Instructional Design and Development Blog: A Service of the IDD Department at DePaul University. The highly estee...
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Ashan's Instructional Design: The 60 second lecture
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Friday, November 13, 2009. The 60 second lecture. I just discovered this blog post and wanted to share it, because I found it fascinating; this is new information for me. As a former college instructor, I can say that the educational process becomes compromised when short cuts like these are employed in the classroom on a regular basis. Our educational system was built on brick and mortar, traditional teaching techniques that need to be resurrected, not replaced. The 60 second lecture. Skeptics, however,...
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Ashan's Instructional Design: Final Wk 8 Reflections
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Sunday, December 27, 2009. Final Wk 8 Reflections. Reflection Ashan R. Hampton December 27, 2009. Before taking this course, I never considered the intricate process the brain follows in absorbing, storing and recalling information. Once data gets lodged into the brain’s long-term memory, the ease of recalling the information depends on the associative structures that were used to get it there from short-term memory. This is why mnemonics have been very useful to me over the years. Final Wk 8 Reflections.
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EDUC -6451-1 _ Blog Group links | WaldenU_EDUC - 6451-1_Project Management
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WaldenU EDUC – 6451-1 Project Management. EDUC -6451-1 Blog Group links. November 9, 2010. George Rowe 1 Nov 10 11:02 AM MST http:/ eworglll.wordpress.com/. MaryLei Barclay 1 Nov 10 11:43 AM MST http:/ maryleibarclay.blogspot.com/. Janet Cline 1 Nov 10 12:01 PM MST http:/ jmspc.blogspot.com/. Steven Anthony 1 Nov 10 1:25 PM MST http:/ wesworld-wes.blogspot.com/. Rasheeda Usry 1 Nov 10 4:10 PM MST http:/ rasheedau.blogspot.com/. Heidi Giffin 1 Nov 10 2:55 PM MST http:/ heidigshotspot.blogspot.com/. From &...
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Ashan's Instructional Design: November 2009
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Sunday, November 15, 2009. SOURCE #1 - Article. The Role of Spirituality in Breast Cancer Information Processing between African American and Caucasian Women. Leshner, Glenn4 leshnerg@missouri.edu. Source:Conference Papers - International Communication Association; 2005 Annual Meeting, New York, NY, p1-22, 22p, 4 charts. Http:/ ezp.waldenulibrary.org/login? Url=http:/ search.ebscohost.com/login.aspx? The panel discovered that breast cancer awareness messages were not being effectively or objectively proc...
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Ashan's Instructional Design: Week 2 Resources
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Sunday, November 15, 2009. SOURCE #1 - Article. The Role of Spirituality in Breast Cancer Information Processing between African American and Caucasian Women. Leshner, Glenn4 leshnerg@missouri.edu. Source:Conference Papers - International Communication Association; 2005 Annual Meeting, New York, NY, p1-22, 22p, 4 charts. Http:/ ezp.waldenulibrary.org/login? Url=http:/ search.ebscohost.com/login.aspx? The panel discovered that breast cancer awareness messages were not being effectively or objectively proc...
