COURSES

Design, Development, and Evaluation of Presentations | Digital Media

CUIN 7305 & CUIN 7389

Educational Uses of Digital Storytelling

CUIN 7358

Instructional Design

CUIN 7390

These courses tasked students with creating multimedia presentations. Items discussed were proper methods of incorporating color schemes, wording, font to ensure presentations were visually appealing. Several narrated presentations created for the classes are found below by clicking "More".

This course enabled students to find the importance of digital storytelling. The final project incorporated all concepts learned in the course. The project is presented below by clicking "More".

This course allowed for students to identify the best practices in designing instruction. Concepts utilizing the ADDIE model (Analysis, Design, Development, Instruction, Evaluation) and Dick and Carey's model for instructional design were implemented in creating a design document for a radiation protection class. The design document can be found by clicking "More" below.

Issues in Distance Education

CUIN 7356

This course explored the issues that affect student success in distance education classes. We were tasked with creating an Online Course design plan that takes into consideration the things we learned during the course. Emphasis was placed on creating a course design that would incorporate active learning strategies. The design plan is provided by clicking "More".

Creating New Instructional Online Materials

CUIN 7376

This course allowed for the creation of educational resources that would benefit students in an online environment. Samples of the materials created are provided when clicking "More" below.