Instructional Design (ID)

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Instructional Design (ID) by Mind Map: Instructional Design (ID)

1. Essential Participants

1.1. Instructional Designer

1.2. SME

1.3. Evaluator

1.4. Learners

2. Learner Analysis

2.1. General Characteristics

2.2. Specific Entry Characteristics

2.3. Learning Styles

2.4. Academic Information

2.5. Personal/Social Characteristics

2.6. Culturally Diverse Learners

2.7. Learners with Disabilities

2.8. Adult Learners

3. Contextual Levels

3.1. Learner Factors

3.2. Immediate Environment Factors

3.3. Organizational Factors

4. Content Structures

4.1. Facts

4.2. Concepts

4.3. Principles and Rules

4.4. Procedures

4.5. Interpersonal Skills

4.6. Attitudes

5. Objective Domains

5.1. Cognitive Domain

5.1.1. Creating

5.1.2. Evaluating

5.1.3. Analyzing

5.1.4. Applying

5.1.5. Understanding

5.1.6. Remembering

5.2. Psychomotor Domain

5.2.1. Dave's Model

5.2.2. Simpson’s model

5.2.3. Harrow’s model

5.3. Affective Domain

5.3.1. Behavioral Learning Theory

5.3.2. Cognitive Dissonance Theory

5.3.3. Affective-Cognitive Consistency

5.3.4. Social Judgment Theories

5.3.5. Social Learning Theory

5.3.6. Functional Theories

5.3.7. Krathwohl’s Taxonomy

6. World Related Sequencing

6.1. Spatial Relations

6.2. Temporal Relations

6.3. Physical Attributes

7. Elaboration Theory Sequencing

7.1. Content Expertise Sequencing

7.2. Task Experience Sequencing

8. ADDIE = Instructional Development

8.1. Analysis

8.2. Design

8.3. Development

8.4. Implementation

8.5. Evaluation

9. Instructional Problem

9.1. Goal Analysis

10. Needs Assessment

10.1. Normative Needs

10.2. Comparative Needs

10.3. Felt Needs

10.4. Expressed Needs

10.5. Anticipated Needs

10.6. Critical Incident Needs

11. Goal Analysis

11.1. Identify an Aim

11.2. Set Goals

11.3. Refine Goals

11.4. Rank Goals

11.5. Refine Goals Again

11.6. Make a Final Ranking

12. Methods

13. Instructional Objectives

14. Performance Assessment

15. Contextual Analysis

15.1. Types of Context

15.1.1. Orienting Context

15.1.2. Instructional Context

15.1.3. Transfer Context

15.2. Conducting Contextual Analysis

15.2.1. Collecting Data

15.2.2. Analyzing Data

16. Task Analysis

17. Topic Analysis

17.1. Defines the Content

17.2. Identifies the Structure

18. Procedural Analysis

19. Bloom's Taxonomy

20. Learning-Related Sequencing

20.1. Identifiable Prerequisite

20.2. Familiarity

20.3. Difficulty

20.4. Interest

20.5. Development

21. Concept-Related Sequencing

21.1. Class Relations

21.2. Propositional Relations

21.3. Sophistication

21.4. Logical Prerequisite