Your Airport Guide
Systematic Instructional Design ProjectDesigned For: LDT 415: Systematic Instructional Development
Made With: Canva Design Software
Framework: Dick and Carey Instructional Systems Design Model (1978)
Time in Development: 10 Weeks
Inspiration
In the summer of 2015, an impromptu budget-airline trip to Barcelona made a fun way to send off my pre-grad school life in style. While it’s tough to spoil a Mediterranean sojourn, inefficiency at the airport on return unnecessarily introduced a shade of stress to the journey.
One of my first courses in the Learning, Design, and Technology program introduced Instructional Design as a systematic process. In meditating on the interdependent nature of systems and environments, I found the airport to be one system of which the users might benefit from a little training.
Process
As this was my first real practice in Instructional Systems Design, I followed the Dick and Carey process (1978) quite closely in developing this 20-minute module.
Throughout the research, design, and development process, I followed an iterative process that emphasized:
Careful planning before development:
- Identify Instructional Goals (1)
- Conduct Instructional Analysis (2)
- Analyze Learners and Contexts (3)
- Write Performance Objectives(4)
Building and testing in chunks
- Develop Assessment Instruments (5)
- Develop Instructional Strategy (6)
- Develop Instruction (7)
User testing the minimum viable product
- Design and Conduct Formative Evaluation (8)
- Revise Instruction (9)