by tburch@gsu.edu | Mar 3, 2020 | Uncategorized
Take a moment and think about the content in your course. Not the specific information contained in your course content but the actual media itself. What comes to mind? Did you think about a textbook? Maybe some articles and a video you found on youtube. Or, maybe...
by tburch@gsu.edu | Jan 30, 2020 | Uncategorized
Spring semester is in full swing and so are this year’s new projects. The designers at CETL have started implementing a new exciting (just trust me for now) program design process that we’ve been working on for a hot minute. I won’t get too into the weeds about...
by tburch@gsu.edu | Jan 14, 2020 | Uncategorized
Welcome to the first CETL blog post of the new semester, year, and decade! This post is a team effort featuring Joju and Taylor. We’re here to let you know about some of the new projects the course and design team are working on this semester. We’ll both...
by tburch@gsu.edu | Oct 1, 2019 | Uncategorized
I don’t usually order pancakes (team waffle all the way) but the allure of “duck gravy-smothered” anything was too strong to pass up. The pancakes arrived along with a glass of OJ, and honestly, I think the term “smothered” was a little too...
by tburch@gsu.edu | Aug 9, 2019 | Instructional Design, learning experience design
A long time ago in an office not that far away, I had just finished an initial meeting with an English professor. After meeting with a faculty member, the designers on our team will reflect on what was discussed and send a follow-up email to recap and provide next...
by tburch@gsu.edu | May 31, 2016 | #trending
This week’s topic is the epitome of a cool tool. I’m talking other side of the pillow and cool kids’ table cool. This week’s tool is Zaption. If you haven’t heard of Zaption that’s okay. It’s still a relatively new tool that we’ve been testing for about a year...
by tburch@gsu.edu | Mar 25, 2016 | #trending
What happens to an assignment after it is submitted by a student? More often than not the student is given a grade or maybe some feedback for revision. Students then move on to the next thing that will be graded. The previous submission is abandoned and this cycle...
by tburch@gsu.edu | Mar 17, 2016 | 06 - Instructional Materials
So let’s think about designing a course. What do we need to discuss? The learning objectives, content, assessment strategies, delivery methods, and the audience among other things. When it comes to online learning we often discuss how we can leverage online spaces to...
by tburch@gsu.edu | Mar 8, 2016 | #trending, Cool Tools
This week’s cool tool is a must have for anyone looking to turn PowerPoint presentations into videos with narration. Sure you can use tools like Captivate to import slides and add narration and extras but that process can be time consuming and clumsy....
by tburch@gsu.edu | Mar 7, 2016 | #trending
Last summer the CII’s instructional design team moved from Library South to the fourth floor of the Aderhold Learning Center. While we’ve enjoyed the proximity to the many tasty restaurants on Broad Street we are happy to announce that we will be moving back next...
by tburch@gsu.edu | Feb 23, 2016 | #trending, Instructional Design
It’s not uncommon to hear someone talk about why online education should be accessible. In fact I’ve never heard someone argue against the idea of accessibility. Most of us if not all of us agree it’s not only a good thing but the right thing. Unfortunately talk...
by tburch@gsu.edu | Nov 4, 2015 | #trending
I’ve now worked at the CII for ten months. Coming from a corporate instructional design background I’ve been learning and adjusting to the world of higher education. One of the biggest differences I’ve noticed is pace. I’ve been cranking out...