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VICnet-LLC Blended v-Learning Goals (2)
By http://www.askeric.org/Virtual/Lessons/
Sunday, October 20, 2002
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Goals:
Objectives: By the end of this training, participants will be able to accomplish the following cognitive understandings (CUs), affective understandings (AUs), and cognitive skills (CSs):
- Learn about the concept of training adult students.
- Learn about the Internet and the challenges of teaching it to adult students.
- Learn about some specific training skills and teaching styles used for delivering a successful Internet library instruction session to adult students in an electronic environment.
Materials:
- Express increased confidence on the end-of-course evaluation about preparing for an Internet library instruction in the electronic classroom (EC) relative to feelings prior to taking the course. (AU)
- Appreciate the importance of knowing the categories and types of computer learners in regards to instruction. (AU)
- Describe the two categories and four types of adult learners on a short quiz. (CU)
- Describe, in a short quiz, five of eight key principles to follow in helping adults learn. (CU)
- Demonstrate a teaching style used for Internet computer instruction through a 5-7 minute presentation on any topic of interest regarding the Internet. (CS)
- Describe four unique characteristics of the Internet and Internet instruction in a short quiz. (CU)
- Appreciate, on an end-of-training evaluation and in group discussion, the practical use of using basic facilitation skills for training adults in an electronic environment. (AU)
- Demonstrate basic facilitation skills through a 5-7 minute presentation on any topic of interest regarding the Internet. (CS)
- Identify in a group setting the four basic facilitation skills used in conducting instruction for adults. (CU)
- List, in a group setting, six characteristics of adult learners. (CU)
- Ittner, Penny L., and Alex F. Douds. Train-the-Trainer: Practical Skills that Work . 2nd ed. Amherst, MA: HRD Press, 1997. (one copy per participant)
- Content Outline -- see “Content Outline: Internet Library Instruction in the Electronic Classroom” below
- one computer with Internet access for each training participant with a maximum of two participants per computer
- one computer for instructor with Internet access and MS PowerPoint software installed
- electronic classroom equipped with data/video projector and overhead screen
- PowerPoint presentation on Adult Learners, the Internet, and Electronic Classrooms with copies of slides for each participant (taken from Content Outline -- PowerPoint presentation is created by the instructor)
- PowerPoint presentation on transparency with overhead projector (for back-up)
- End-of-Training Evaluation Form
End-of-Training Evaluation Form in .pdf format; requires free Adobe Acrobat Reader.![]()
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Lesson Plan #: AELP-IFO0200
Teaching Internet Library Instruction Sessions in the Electronic Classroom:
An AskERIC Lesson Plan
The Adult Learner, the Internet, and Training Skills & Teaching Styles
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