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EDAE 629 - Program Development
- 3 credits
Examines designing a course or program from inception following an instructional design model, including the need, audience analysis, instructional materials, assessments and evaluation.
This course can be applied towards:
Textbook and Materials
Textbooks and materials can be purchased at the CSU Bookstore unless otherwise indicated.
Required
- Planning Programs for Adult Learners: A Practical Guide, 3rd Ed. (2013)
Caffarella, R.S. & Daffron, S.R.
Optional
- Instructional Design (Optional text), 3rd Ed. (2004)
Smith, Patricia.and Tillman, J. Ragan
ISBN: 0-7879-7230-4
Instructors
Karen Kaminski
(970) 491-3713 | karen.kaminski@colostate.edu
Dr. Karen Kaminski has been teaching for the Master's of Adult Education and Training for ten years. Her expertise is in instructional design and development including face-to-face and distance learning. She has supported faculty for over fifteen years in preparing to teach via distance technologies.