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Consistency is key. You want your students to be familiar with your modules, assessments and quizzes. This will help them feel more confident in completing the course. 

 

I have "chunked" learning objects to make is easier for students to follow along and give the students a feeling of accomplishment in completing several smaller objects vs. trying to complete a larger object. 

 

Be consistent with your modules, formatting, style, etc. Students will become familiar with how you structure the course from one chapter to the next.

 

I now have a better understanding of the importance of course organizational consistency. And, I learned some good tips with regard to use of multimedia to enhance, but not detract from, the overal course material; and a good tip to keep all multimedia organized in a seperate library for easy reference and future use.

It's very important to have module consistency so your students know where to locate the information and tools they need.

location of comment or post is important.

 

I've learned that designing a course is all about the students.  It should be easy to follow and in a familiar format.  Even font size is important!

 

The greatest take away from this lesson is the importance of consistency and a desired template to follow to ensure that students can understand and easily navigate the site. 

 

The most imprtant thing I learned is consistency in key in delivering learning objectives for optimal outcomes.

It is imperative that the course template be thoroughly tested. Even when deployed be one should be ready to make corrections. One should maintain consistent language, format and module time.

 

keeping modules consistant for students is so helpful. Once they become familiar with the instructors style and use of module it makes things flow much easier!

 

Sequencing is important for yyour course support and for reinforcing learning.  The use of instructional scaffolding  promotes learning as concepts and skills are being introduced to students.

I learned that when creating a course module it needs to be consistent and clear and you should maintain a database as information can be saved and saves time to locate things quicker. This helps the students navigate easily through the course, feel comfortable and less confused, willing to interact with others and complete assignments with ease.

 

I learned that is crucial to follow the same structure in every module.

 

The importance of module consistency and using similar language throughout the course modules. 

 

Having an easily understandable framework is important.  As I get older, it seems like my ability to concentrate hard is only for a few minutes before I want a break.  So, short modules (microlearning sessions 10 minutes or less) sounds good to me!!  LOL

It helps ensure that all modules within a course have similar layout as well as similar visual, instructional, and assessment characteristics.

I learned consistancy is key.  I think that by applying consistany the student and myself will have an easier time navigateing the course.  I think I'm going to spend more time on this aspect.  

 

The learning experiences must be centered on the students their learning styles and readiness for that particular module. Consistence is critical and the use of data base that are already created. I promise to utilize a course framework and to perform ungoing evaluation and make adjustments that will be of benefit to the students.

 

Overall, consistency and testing is crucial to developing an online course in such a way that sudent learn from, rather than are confused by the course

 

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