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Instructional Design

Course	ITEC 700 Introduction to Instructional Technologies
Instructor	Harry Wittenberg
Semester	Fall 2002
Course Description	Introduction to the field: basic instructional design and major formats of instructional media. Students assess their professional interests to determine personal development paths. Discussion of important career and technological trends.

Final project	Independant Exploration: The Right MIX
I joined the ITEC program at San Francisco state with the goal of eventually pursuing a career as an information architect in the corporate training and e-learning. While I knew what information architecture was about, I had vague notions of what corporate training or e-learning meant. In this independent exploration, I have tried to gain a better understanding of the field of corporate training and tried to identify the right mix of skills and knowledge required by an Instructional designer to be effectively involved in the design and management of training in a business setting. The paper also includes a case study that gives the reader a nuts and bolts view of a real world training project. The paper concludes with a review of the courses offered in the ITEC department specifically aimed at students who might want to specialize in the design and management of training in a business setting.
Documents and Links
Final Report	Links "Training for the Next Economy" ASTD's latest "State of the Industry Report : Executive Summary

Assignments

Task Analysis: for a Cucumber and Tomato Sandwich, the way I like it!
Skills Heirarchy: for a Cucumber and Tomato Sandwich, the way I like it!

Journal Review

Writing Objectives for Instruction