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Multimedia Authoring

This wiki is intended as an exercise in public scholarship. Rather than developing projects that only I will ever review, I am asking students in several of my courses to share their work with others. There are two general themes here. The first is dedicated to the exploration of the educational potential of multimedia authoring. Simply put, "multimedia authoring to learn" is the idea that learners acquire knowledge and become more skilled through the process of generating multimedia products. This topic seems sufficiently broad to incorporate an exploration of theory, research, classroom methodology, tool description, and classroom examples. The second topic involves an interpretation and extension of Willingham's book "Cognitive Perspective on Learning and Instruction". The intent here is to explore the core ideas from the book and map them onto the broader range of topics explored in a graduate course in educational psychology. (Mark Grabe)


Outline of Topics

Digital Media and the Internet in Schools (view content)

Cognitive Perspective on Learning and Instruction

Invisible Gorilla

Academically Adrift

One World Schoolhouse


Getting started

Consult the User's Guide for information on using the wiki software.

Request Access as Contributor

To login as a contributor, you must be approved by the system administrator. To request a login, send an email to markgrabe@gmail.com providing:

  • your desired username (students - I will assign you a password, but change once you can log in)
  • your email address

If approved by the system administrator, a password will be sent to the email address you designate. Once connected, you will like want to use preferences to change this password.

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This site is a project of the Instructional Design and Technology graduate program located at the University of North Dakota.
This site is a project of the Instructional Design and Technology graduate program located at the University of North Dakota.
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