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Introduction to Media, Strategies, & Methods

Media

  • Classrooms
  • Distance Learning
  • eLearning
  • Lecture
  • mLearning
  • On-The-Job-Training
  • Performance Aids
  • Social Learning & Media
  • Video

Strategies

  • Active Learning
  • Blended Learning
  • Just in Time Learning
  • Learners' Framework
  • Formal & Informal Learning

Methods

  • Action Learning
  • Boot Camp
  • Coaching
  • Fishbowls
  • Lockstep
  • Mentoring
  • Personalized System of Instruction
  • Programmed Learning
  • 70-20-10 Learning and Training Model

Related Resources

Learning Environment Design Framework
Instructional Design Toolkit

ISD Concept Map
ISD Concept Map

Instructional Media

Instructional Design — Lockstep Instruction

This platform has the learners proceeding at the same pace. It requires fewer instructors and is normally more easily managed than self-paced platforms. One of its main advantages from a learner's point of view is that it is highly social in nature.

It is often the medium of choice for most training sessions. One of the main disadvantages often leveled at lockstep is that the pace is set for average learners. . . but, there are no average learners as we all have special learning requirements and styles. However, you can adapt to individual learning differences when they are having difficulty with the task as lockstep is NOT robot training. Yes, everyone goes along at basically the same pace, but having skilled instructors allows a great deal of adaptability in this type of environment.

 

 


Notes

Updated July 9, 2010. Created July 1, 2010.

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