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Capability-Based Content

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Capability-based Content

Defining a New Approach to Instructional Design

Begun by Stephen Lahanas

 

    1. Defining a New Approach to Instructional Design
    2. Mission Statement
    3. Goals
    4. Anticipated Deliverables
    5. Group members
    6. Sources
    7. Meetings
    8. Papers

 

Mission Statement

 

 

This LCB wiki page is dedicated to evolving the nature of instructional design. The primary goal is to become better aligned with the emergence of social publishing and web technology while at the same time providing a more powerful foundation for learner-centric pedagogy. The concept being advocated is "capability-based" content. Capability based content is developed specifically with capability assimilation as its primary expectation outcome. This directly contradicts the majority of learning content developed today using traditional assessment-based outcome paradigms. Capability-based content represents both a pedagogy as well as methodology for content development. It also implies certain integration principles...

 

 

 

 

 

Goals

 

  • Reduce unit production cost of Learning content
  • Reduce complexity of learning content integration
  • Enhance learner discovery, learner-driven critical thought
  • Enhance long-term knowledge assimilation
  • Promote open content model
  • Support Dynamic Curriculum Mapping 
  • Support greater exploitation of unstructed data & rich media in Learning

 

 

 

Anticipated Deliverables

 

  • Architecture Reference Model
  • Methodology
  • Upper Level Ontology
  • Examples
  • Metadata Exploitation Report

 

Group members

 

  • Stephen Lahanas, Principle Consultant, Semantech Inc.
  • TBD

 

 

Sources

 

  1. The ME-Learning Manifesto
  2. TBD

 

 

Meetings

TBD

 

 

Papers

 

TBD

 

 

 

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