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Digital Learning Material (e-Content) Development Process Senthil Kumar 24 th June 2008 transforming education, empowering communities, promoting development

Digital Learning Material (e-Content) Development Process Senthil Kumar 24 th June 2008 transforming education, empowering communities, promoting development

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Page 1: Digital Learning Material (e-Content) Development Process Senthil Kumar 24 th June 2008 transforming education, empowering communities, promoting development

Digital Learning Material (e-Content) Development

Process

Senthil Kumar

24th June 2008

transforming education, empowering communities, promoting development

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Learning “play”

Assessment “fun”

Equal Opportunity “for all”

ICT in Education can make…

Attract, retain and enhance the quality of learning…

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• IT Education Vs IT based Education

• Content for teachers to use Vs Children to use

• Video Vs Animation

• Instructional lessons Vs Story based Vs Module

based

• Urban settings Vs Rural environment

• Fantasy Vs Reality

• Class specific Vs Competency based

• All the topics Vs Specific topic

• Curricular Vs Co-Curricular

• Central created Vs Content creation by Teacher

• Many more…

Some confusions …

Need clarity on pedagogical approach, age group and type of technology infrastructure

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Decide on the content attributes…

Example (for primary school children):

Child centric

• Interactive, Self paced

• Story, game and riddle based

• Child friendly navigation and interaction design

• Non-threatening

• Contextualized, simple-crisp-local language

• Availability of multiplayer games

• Activities with choice in difficulty levels

• Equip teachers with relevant resource material

• Additional learning tool for reinforcement – beyond classroom

• Etc., Sample content…

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Digital Content – Talent Resource…

• Content Director / Project Manager• Children• Subject Matter Expert• Classroom Practitioner• Academic & Pedagogy Team• Creative writer• Child Psychologist• Instructional Designer• Interaction designer• Industry Practitioner• Musician, Singer, Voice over professionals• Technical team – Graphics, Animation, Programming,

Usability Engineering and quality checks• Etc.,

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ANALYSIS DESIGN DEVELOPMENTIMPLEMENTATION EVALUATION

Note:

• The process assumes fully complete and totally accurate in the

output of each phase

• This process assumes that perfection, or near perfection, is

possible

• Each Sub-Process is intended to be performed only once.

ADDIE - The Water Fall Method

Let us look at the film…

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ADDIE – Water fall Method…

Any re-work will cost enormous resources – More suitable for we defined learning objectives

Identify subject experts & teachers, workshop / topic identification /need analysis /

scope definition & validationStage 1

Concept Note / Story board / Instructional Design / Script / Character design /

graphics

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Audio / Video recording, editing and integration

Stage 3

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Quality Assurance / Field Test / Final refinement /

Stage 4

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Post production work like cover design, CD replication and distribution to schools

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Identify suitable partner for content development from

data bank

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The Block Arrows represent the elapsed time in no. of working days

Continuous feedback loops and regular interface with academic experts and child psychologists and children

Still / Functional Prototype and Language translations / validation

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Initial Analysis

Modules Development

Voice / video Integration

Field Test & Quality Checks

Post production & Final Delivery

Design

Creation

Internal Evaluation

Prototype 2

Design

Creation

Internal Evaluation

Prototype 3

Design

Creation

Internal Evaluation

Prototype 1

Review with Learners

Review with Learners

Successive Approximation

This model is helpful where the learning objectives needs to be refined through iterative process

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Emerging Model

Evolved by Prof. Anirudha Joshi, IIT-Bombay and Senthil

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Possible Deployment model…

Let us look at this film…

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The issues for discussions…

Integrated Add on

Text book / Syllabus Curriculum

Teacher Children

Assessmentfocused

LearningFocused

Class specific

Competency based

Consider contextualized and comprehensive approach

Digital ContentCentrally created

Teacher & Studentsto create content

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Need to plan holistically…

• Think about deployment of ICTs holistically• Target an end-to-end system

• Focus on Education Objectives• ICTs are only a tool and not an end in themselves

• Consider short term as well as long term costs• Total Cost of Ownership

• Consider a multi-stakeholder approach• Involve all partners

– Common goals

– Partners– Funding

Deployment of ICT platform

Content

User training and support

Technical support

Monitoring and reporting

Technical support

Monitoring & Evaluation

User training and support

Key Inputs System wide User

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13Let us leverage the potential of ICT to enhance the quality of learning…

Any Questions…

[email protected]+250 0329 0517

Thank you…