Instructional Design

Instructional materials selection is the process of choosing the textbooks, readings, videos, activities and digital tools that teachers use to

Asynchronous instruction planning is the work of designing learning that students complete on their own schedule rather than in a

Synchronous lesson planning is the process of designing instruction that teachers and students deliver together in real time, whether in

Flipped classroom instructional design is a planning approach that reverses the usual pattern of school lessons. Instead of delivering explanations

Blended lesson integration means designing a single lesson in which online activities and face-to-face classroom time work together toward the

Microlearning sequence design is the process of arranging a set of short, focused learning units so that they build on

A learning management module structure is the consistent pattern a designer uses to organize one unit of an online course,

Online module learning design is the practice of organizing an online course into a series of self-contained units, called modules,

Distance learning course design is the planning work that happens before a single online lesson is delivered. It decides how

Virtual manipulatives design refers to the planning of digital objects that students can move, group, and change on a screen