Overview
- You will learn how to add Web resources to your resource list using the Instructional Architect.
- You will learn what components are needed to constitute an instructional activity.
In this problem, you will create an instructional activity using the Instructional Architect by observing some models. The instructional activity you create needs to have at least one Web resource found using the "add own resources" feature of the Instructional Architect. Please follow the Steps below and after you complete this problem do a self-assessment reviewing the Checklist.
Steps
- Look at some models of various instructional activities implemented in the Instructional Architect.
- Think about the Components that Constitute an Instructional Activity.
- Add at least one Web resource using the "add own resources" feature of the Instructional Architect.
- Create a similar activity as one type of instructional activity using your
Web and NSDL resources (click on
to see a demonstration).
Note: Also remember to access the help files within the Instructional Architect when you have problems.
Please click on the link below "Use the IA" to access it now or go to ia.usu.edu in your browser.
Use the IA
Checklist
You have completed this problem if:
- You reviewed the models of various instructional activities created using the Instructional Architect.
- You considered the components that constitute an instructional activity.
- You found at least one Web resource using the "add own resources" feature.
- You created an instructional activity as one type of instructional activity using your resources.
Next Section: Problem 3.