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Quilting a Journey: Decolonizing Instructional Design
Lyn DeLorme, PhD
Star Quilt Framework
Star Quilt Framework
• To highlight the orientation of the study
• As a metaphor for the research journey
• As a visual organizer for the findings
Instructional Design:
Process of planning and developing
learning environments
Instructional Design:
• Courses & training programs
• Often includes digital technology
A.D.D.I.E.
• Analysis• Design• Development• Implementation• Evaluation
• Missing: – Culture as a consideration in the
process– Instructional designer as actor
Purpose of the Study
The purpose of this study was to
critically examine the practices of an
instructional designer working within
an Indigenous higher education context
in order to identify culturally relevant
approaches to instructional design.
Auto/Ethnography
• Ethnography– A cultural study
– Observing and documenting a culture
• Autoethnography– A cultural study of the SELF
– Documenting personal experiences and
growth as an instructional designer
Study Design
• Engaged in 8 week unpaid
instructional design internship with a
Tribal College
• Lived in the community
• Participated in assigned tasks as a
member of the information
technology staff
Norming the Other,
Othering the Norm
Completing the Circle
A collection of stories.
They’re all our kids, you know. They’re all our children. I can leave here and make a living somewhere else. My nieces, nephews, grandsons, granddaughters, they’ll all be here…. If we have educated people…we’re going to be able to do better in the ways of providing…things that all the community needs. When you do something for somebody else and bring somebody else up, it helps all of us. It helps our community.
Knowing the dynamics of the people in terms of cultural heritage, reservation life, and family structure is important. A good teacher doesn’t use any negatives derived from that as a measuring device…. From day one a teacher has to gain the respect of the students by showing they care about them.…Once you develop that relationship you can have a greater impact on student success. Students need to see that someone believes in them and therefore they become more receptive to the skills and knowledge needed to enhance their development as students.
A Collection of Stories
• Establishing relationships with
the actors in the system
• Valuing identity
• Doing identity work
• Using the autoethnographic skill
set to study culture and reflect
Implications
Seeking a product
model…finding a
person model!
Star Quilt Framework for Culturally Competent ISD
Miigwetch!