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Reports of decreased satisfaction with the least interactive website from the lack of control allowed to the user. The proactive and coactive websites both allowed users to control the order of presentation.
Role of Interactivity in Web-Based Educational Material
Presentation of educational materials online requires designing learning objectives.
In Bloom's taxonomy of learning, there are progressive levels of cognitive learning.
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knowledge
comprehension
application
analysis
synthesis
evaluation
For example, an online stress lecture might state the objectives as follows.
Welcome to the Certificate level 3 in stress-management.
By the end of this chapter you should be able to:
describe physical signs of stress(0)
list some coping methods (1)
identify performance anxiety (1)
Physically POSTURE
Emotionally FEELINGS
Mentally THOUGHTS
recognise common workplace stresses for you (1)
identify common workplace stressors for others (1)
make some helpful documentation to take home (4)
apply stress management for yourself (3)
facilitate stress management for work colleagues (5)
Immediate feedback from a teacher.
Physical proximity non verbal cues.
Interaction with other students.
Multi sensory learning visual auditory physical activities.
More visual based learning.
Less interactive learning.
More difficult for reading text on a computer screen.
More flexible in delivery times than classroom teaching.
User Characteristics
Experimental method
Matched samples
Measureable navigation tasks
Accurate assessment
Pre-test Subject Evaluation
Post-test Evaluation
Post-Presentation Teacher Evaluation Form
Variety of computing tasks
Pre and Post- test results
Video Observations
Icons and window identification
Navigation icons and names
Matched samples
Animation QTVR
Specific Buttons Quit Help Moving Names
Instruction manual required?
Teacher support materials
Powerpoint slides summaries of key points.
Testbanks for student assessments.
Instructors manual required?
Student and teachers data files
Online self-assessment feedback for students.
Student manual or help online
Extension activities and exercises
Web activities and relevant web links
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