Collection of templates to support learning design procedure.
Practices from teaching and learning exemplars, class observations and teacher interviews.
Emphasis on pedagogy to guide students through active inquiry.
Evaluate
Alignment check between learning outcomes, activities, and assessments.
Learning design dashboard to present easy-to-understand charts of time and learning task types distribution.
Evidence of learning from real-time class implementation.
Implement
Connection to Learning Management System (LMS) to set up course room in minutes.
Learning analytics to visualize the data of learning outcomes and behaviors.
Reflection and further improvement of learning design.
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LDS seems a very thorough schema to guide instructional designers/instructors when developing and, if I understand correctly, examining some aspects of delivery & student engagement.
The same learning outcomes are targeted in multiple curriculum components, which may help students to revise these skills at different time points of the course.
I think an overview of the mapping (Bloom's Taxonomy Level) can help the designer to know if they have accomplished the goals according to the plan and how the learning progress is achieved in the whole course.
Nina Bianco
(Learning Designer, University of Queensland)
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I think it is great tool for making the design thinking
explicit and for others to pick up and run with. It also
provides a ‘run sheet’ for the lesson which can be
helpful if multiple activities and technology are used
in one session.