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Interactive Design for New Media and the Web
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Interactive Design for New Media and the Web

by Nick Iuppa
September 2001
Intermediate to advanced content levelIntermediate to advanced
280 pages
6h 33m
English
Routledge
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13Basic Structure

 

 

One way to think about the fundamental elements of instructional design is to divide them into lessons and tests. Included in the first element (lessons) are two activities called demonstrations and exercises. The demonstration explains how to do something; an exercise lets you practice doing it. They are taken together because their fundamental purpose is instruction, to teach something. Tests, on the other hand, are given to find out whether you have learned.

One way to tell the difference between an exercise and a test is to consider the kind of feedback they offer. Because tests are designed to find out whether a person has learned something, their feedback is more generalized. In some cases they don’t offer any feedback ...

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