Systematic Design of Instruction (Fifth Edition Replica Edition)

Author: (USA) Dick, W., (USA) Carey, L. et al.
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Publish Date: 2003-01-01
Features: In today's information-based society, traditional learning concepts can no longer adapt to the current fast-paced environment. Educators need to continuously improve their teaching methods and systems to keep up with the world's progress. Professor Walter Dick from Florida State University in the USA and Professors Lou Carey and James O. Carey from South Florida University have summarized a systematic design method for teaching based on their years of teaching experience. This book provides a detailed introduction to how to systematically design a teaching system, covering aspects such as design, the fundamental principles and processes of teaching evaluation, needs analysis, goal analysis, and teaching development strategies. The book introduces some of the most popular teaching methods in the world today, such as multimedia teaching and distance education, fully demonstrating to readers the design process of a completely new, modern teaching system. The content covers the basic principles of teaching and helps readers learn how to design, develop, and evaluate teaching processes. The main content of this book includes assessing needs, determining teaching objectives, goal analysis, audience analysis, environmental analysis, developing evaluation tools, developing instructional strategies, developing instructional materials, how to design and conduct standardized evaluations, how to revise instructional materials, and how to design and conduct summative evaluations.