ILS 570
UTILIZING INSTRUCTIONAL MEDIA
COURSE DESCRIPTION
Workshop in the effective use of computer based instructional media including the planning, selection and production of materials. Prerequisite: basic computer skills or permission of instructor. Scheduled fall and spring semesters. 3 credits.
COURSE OBJECTIVES/STUDENT LEARNING OUTCOMES
Upon completion of this course, students will be able to:
- Demonstrate their ability to follow the basic steps involved in systematic planning for the use of instructional media - ASSURE model.
- Identify and describe the current state of technology for instructional media.
- Demonstrate satisfactory skills in producing multiple modes of instructional media.
- Produce quality instruction.
- Demonstrate group-process skills to work productively in an instructional design team.
COURSE OUTLINE
I. Unit 1: Introduction to Instructional Technology
II. Unit 2: Systematic Planning for Media Use -- ASSURE Model
III. Unit 3: Digital Image Creation/Manipulation -- Image Composer and Others
IV. Unit 4: Digital Sound Creation/Manipulation -- Sound Forge XP and Others
V. Unit 5: Developing Self-Running Multimedia Presentations -- PowerPoint
VI. Unit 6: Individual Practices or Assignments in the Computer Lab
VII. Unit 7: Publishing Documents on the Web I -- HTML Coding
VIII. Unit 8: Publishing Documents on the Web II -- HTML Coding
IX. Unit 9: Developing Online Tutorials - ViewletBuilder5
X. Unit 10: Individual Practices or Assignments in the Computer Lab
XI. Unit 11: Survey of Conventional Instructional Media & Wrap-up
XII. Unit 12: Team Presentations
COURSE REQUIREMENTS
1. Team Project: 500 pts. -- 50%
· Drafts of Documentation: 180 pts.
· Final (revised) documentation including Formative Evaluation: 150 pts.
· Instructional Media/Materials: 120 pts.
· Team Presentation: 50 pts.
2. Individual Assignments: 500 pts. -- 50%
· Individual Assignment I -- Multimedia PowerPoint Presentation: 150 pts.
· Individual Assignment II -- Development of Web Page: 150 pts.
· Individual Assignment III -- Development of Online Tutorial: 150 pts
· Class Attendance/Participation/Contribution: 50 pts.
SUGGESTED TEXTS / TEXTS USED IN THE PAST
Sharon E. Smaldino, Deborah L. Lowther, and James D. Russell (2007). Instructional
Technology and Media for Learning (9th ed.). Pearson Education. ISBN-13: 9780132391740
Approved by the ILS Department Curriculum Committee and Faculty, Spring 2009.

