From the course: How to Create an Engaging Online Learning Environment
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Backward design
From the course: How to Create an Engaging Online Learning Environment
Backward design
Working backwards isn't acceptable in most industries. In fact, it could be dangerous in many cases. However, in instructional design, backwards design is an essential key to the success of the design. In this lesson, I'll walk you through the steps of completing a backwards design so you can create an online course that supports the learning objectives and activities. Backwards d esign is an instructional design approach that emphasizes starting with the end goal in mind. This means the process starts by identifying the desired learning outcomes and goals, then plan the learning activities and assessments that will help students achieve those learning outcomes. When you focus on the end goal first, you can design effective and meaningful learning experiences that align with the desired outcomes. Here are five steps you should use to effectively execute a backwards design. First, identify the desired learning outcomes and goals. Developing a plan with the right instructional methods…
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