The Systematic Design of Instruction [RENTAL EDITION]

"The Systematic Design of Instruction, 9th ed., introduces you simply and clearly to the fundamentals of ID, namely the concepts and procedures for analyzing, designing, developing, and formatively evaluating instruction. The text is designed to aid your learning in several ways. The intuitive chapter organization explains each step in the design process through easily understandable sections, including (1) Objectives, (2) Overview, (3) Concepts, (4) Evaluation and Revision, (5) Examples, (6) Case Study, (7) Professional and Historical Perspectives, (8) Process Flowcharts, (9) Practice, and (10) Feedback. Every chapter leads you through a step of the model, presenting carefully illustrated academic and business applications and background research. The contemporary design examples also help you link current theoretical concepts to practical applications. Sample rubrics and exercises provide tools you can use when designing instruction to connect theory to your own real-life applications. Finally, annotated references direct you to resources that help amplify and reinforce each concept in the ID process"--