Now that you have considered your Learning Outcomes, you can think about your learning design. For the purposes of the assignment, you will be asked to give a broad summary …
For your assignment, we will ask you to write 2-3 Learning Outcomes to represent your course. To keep the task manageable, this will usually just be a sample of your …
In week 1, we summarised the main elements that go into the planning of a course. They were: Course context including the goals for your training and considering your target …
Week 3 educators welcome you and introduce you to this week’s learning In Week 3, you will have an opportunity to put into practice learning from the previous two weeks. …
Week 2 educators welcome you and introduce you to this week’s learning In Week 2, you will hear from professional trainers on how they apply pedagogical concepts explained in Week …
An assessment plan is a vital part of the course design. It details the types of assessment that will be used to help learners achieve the intended learning outcomes. Well-designed …
In this article, you will discover teaching and learning strategies. Equipped with the theories of how people learn, teachers and trainers can choose among different techniques and approaches available to …
Week 1 educators are welcoming you to the first week of the course – in this video they are talking about this week’s learning. At this point in the course, …
In previous sections we discussed case studies of designing training activities for experimental and bioinformatics. This should be accompanied by a set of training materials, documentation, description of equipment, infrastructural …
Learning theories translate into and influence educational practice. The theories of how people learn have changed throughout history, from seeing a new-born human as a ‘tabula rasa’ (a clean slate) …
Interview with Dr Segun Fatumo (London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine and Medical Research Council/ Uganda Virus Research Institute): Rationale and programme overview. Planning the design of your course …
Planning and resource management Understanding context and needs, defining goals and identifying the target audience are the first steps in developing a training course and provide the basis for planning, …
Your assignment explained Introduction During the last two and a half weeks, you have learnt about the main elements of course design. We saw how to consider course context, and …
In general, the evaluation process is very much similar to the research process in any other social science. It starts with question(s), followed by design, data collection and analysis, ending …
Wider list of references and resources used in the course (please also find the list attached as a downloadable pdf) Teaching strategies and curriculum implementation Strategies for using peer-assisted learning …