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Email: tspannaus@wayne.edu
Class meeting: Thursdays, 12:30 m- 2:10; 384 Education (Multimedia Lab) Many
classes will be online, as announced.
Prerequisites: None
Course Description
LDT 2015 is an overview of the field of Learning Design and Technology including
career options, academic, practical and professional preparation. Students develop a
Plan of Work for their program.
Course Outcomes
After completion of LDT 2015 you should be able to:
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Course Resources
Reiser and Dempsey (2017) Trends and Issues in Instructional Design and Technology
(see Blackboard)
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Course Assignments
Course assignments are explained in detail elsewhere in this course syllabus.
Points: 10
Assignment 2: Constructing a Concept Map, a graphical tool for organizing and
representing knowledge.
Points: 10
Assignment 3: The Makings of a Learning Design and Technology (IT)
Professional
Points: 25
Assignment 4: Research Paper, an in-depth study of a topic related to IT theory
or practice.
Points: 25
Assignment 5: e-Portfolio, a repository of your LDT 2015 coursework
Points: 10
Assignment 6: Reflection Paper for looking back and looking ahead.
Points: 10
CLASS ACTIVITIES
1. Lecture and discussion to present specific information relative to course
topics.
2. Individual and small group work on assignments.
3. Individual and small group presentations by students with feedback from
students and professor.
4. Experiential team development activities.
Active Participation:
You will be evaluated by the quality of your responses, not the quantity. Your responses
must reflect your integration and synthesis of text readings, journal articles, guest
speakers, lectures, and so forth. Ask yourself these questions:
1. Have I moved the discussion forward and contributed to the learning of the
group?
2. Have I supported participation of all members of the group?
3. Have I reflected upon the ideas generated in each class session?
Evaluation
Evaluation can take many forms: Conferences between teacher and student,
conversations with other students, comments on papers, exams, grades, etc. Whatever
the extent to which these various forms are used (or not used); evaluation in the
academic environment is finally expressed in the form of a grade.
The grade you earn in LDT 2015 will be based on the following:
* It is expected that the student will become versatile with the readings that are required
and recommended. Students will show evidence of their familiarity with the readings in
the completion of the course assignments.
Grading System
Final grades are available on the Academica web service (http://a.wayne.edu). Final
grades are recorded under the following system.
95.00-100 A
93.00-94.99 A-
91.00-92.99 B+
85.00-90.99 B
82.00-84.99 B-
80.00-81.99 C+
75.00- 80.99 C
70.00-74.99 C-
66.00-69.99 D+
60.00-65.99 D
<60.00 F
Introductions/Overvie
w of course
3 9-14 Introduction to IT Chapters 1 and 2 Plan of Work
Concept map
Research Paper
5 9-28 Careers in IT Chapters 18 and 19 Concept Map
itlab2.coe.wayne.edu/Tea
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e-Portfolio
9 10-26 Ethics and Diversity Chapters 36and 37 IT
Online Professional
12 11-16 Future Trends: Web Chapters 28, 31 and Web Research
2.0 and Connected 2.0 Article Paper
Learner
13 11-23 Thanksgiving
Day
Concluding Thoughts
Class Policies And Procedures
1. All policies stated in the Wayne State University Undergraduate Bulletin will
be followed. You are particularly advised to familiarize yourself with the
General Information discussions, pp. 5-65. Areas of particular interest to you
are these:
● Academic Programs and Degrees
● Financial Aid
● Academic Regulations
● Registration and Student Records
● Student Academic Success Services
● Office of International Programs
● Campus Life
1. If a class is missed because of illness or employment demands, please
contact the instructor by email in advance, if possible. Effective with the first
class session, students who miss more than 2 class sessions should not
expect to earn a grade of “A”. Attendance is recorded.
1. Absences must be made up. You will contract with the professor for
appropriate make up work.
1. Any handouts will be distributed on Blackboard. You are responsible for
checking the course site regularly for new content.
All written work must demonstrate appropriate communication skills (e.g., spelling,
punctuation, grammar).
1. All written work must meet scholarly standards as stated in the APA
Publication Manual, 6th edition. (This reference will help you in ALL your LDT
courses leading to the BA or BS degree).
1. Recording devices are not permitted in class unless there is a documented
disability.
1. Learning Design and Technology students are expected to represent their
own work honestly and acknowledge the work of others according to
accepted academic conventions. Violations of academic integrity include
cheating and the use of unauthorized material on examinations, fabrication of
information and sources, improper assistance, and plagiarism.
Plagiarism includes copying material (any more than 5 consecutive words) from outside
texts or presenting outside information as if it were your own by not crediting authors
through citations. It can be deliberate or unintended. If you’re in doubt about the use of
a source, cite it. Students caught plagiarizing information from other sources will receive
a failing grade in the course. University policy states that students can be subject to
multiple sanctions, from reprimand references must be submitted with assignments.
1. Research shows that cooperative learning works. Students are expected to
be prepared for class by reading the assigned topics and by intelligently
discussing them.
If you have a documented disability that requires accommodations, you will need to
register with Student Disability Services (SDS) for coordination of your academic
accommodations. The Student Disability Services (SDS) office is located at 1600 David
Adamany Undergraduate Library in the Student Academic Success Services
department. SDS telephone number is (313) 577-1851 or (313) 577-3365 (TDD only).
Once you have your accommodations in place, I will be glad to meet with you privately
during my office hours to discuss your special needs. Student Disability Services’
mission is to assist the university in creating an accessible community where students
with disabilities have an equal opportunity to fully participate in their educational
experience at Wayne State University.
Please be aware that a delay in getting SDS accommodation letters for the current
semester may hinder the availability or facilitation of those accommodations in a timely
manner. Therefore, it is in your best interest to get your accommodation letters as early
in the semester as possible.
1. Withdrawal Policy:
Students who withdraw from a course after the end of the 4th week of class will receive
a grade of WP, WF, or WN.
● WP will be awarded if the student is passing the course (based on work due
to date) at the time the withdrawal is requested.
● WF will be awarded if the student is failing the course (based on work due to
date) at the time the withdrawal is requested.
● WN will be awarded if no materials have been submitted, and so there is no
basis for a grade.
Students must submit their withdrawal request on-line through Pipeline. The faculty
member must approve the withdrawal request before it becomes final, and students
should continue to attend class until they receive notification via email that the
withdrawal has been approved. Withdrawals can be requested at any point from the fifth
week of class through the study day.
The Writing Center (2nd floor, UGL) provides individual tutoring consultations free of
charge for students at Wayne State University. While the center serves both graduate
and undergraduate students, undergraduate students in General Education courses,
including composition courses, receive priority for tutoring appointments. The Writing
Center serves as a resource for writers, providing tutoring sessions on the range of
activities in the writing process – considering the audience, analyzing the assignment or
genre, brainstorming, researching, writing drafts, revising, editing, and preparing
documentation. The Writing Center is not an editing or proofreading service; rather,
students are guided as they engage collaboratively in the process of academic writing,
from developing an idea to correctly citing sources. To make an appointment, consult
the Writing Center website: http://www.clas.wayne.edu/writing/.
To submit material for online tutoring, consult the Writing Center HOOT website
(Hypertext One-on-One Tutoring)
http:///www.clas.wayne.edu/unit-inner.asp?WebPageID=1330.
1. Grades will be determined by the work available to the instructor at the time
of the final examination.
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Your Plan of Work is the official (once approved) contract you make with Wayne State
University, the College of Education’s Learning Design and Technology Program, and
your progress. In order to complete this assignment you will need your Transcript of
credits and the Learning Design and Technology Curriculum Guide.
Name: _______________________________________
3. Do you have a minimum of 124 minimum 2.00
credits for your degree?
Total: 10.00
General Comments:
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A concept map presents the relationship among a set of connected concepts and
ideas. It is a tangible way to display how your mind “sees” a particular topic. By
constructing a concept map, you reflect on what you know and what you don’t know.
Concept maps are excellent tools for brainstorming and visualizing content. Your
concept map in image format must include major themes and sub themes of a topic.
You must also show clear indications for how each section interconnects and flows.
Name: _______________________________________
1. Have you presented your concept map in image 2.00
format?
3. Have you shown clear indications for how each 2.00
section interconnects and flows?
General Comments:
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This assignment will help you to begin building your personal learning network and
develop connections to a professional network while exploring your own professional
goals. You will
● Visit an LDT firm to gain understanding of work in the field (field trip)
● Study the major professional organization in the IT field
● Choose one that is congruent with your goals and discuss it
● State your professional goals
● Describe your plans for developing your professional self to support your
goals.
● Present your findings to the class
Name: _______________________________________
1. Have you used the class generated criteria to 5.00
reflect on the visit to an LDT firm?
2. Have you given evidence of studying the major IT 3.00
professional organizations?
4. Have you discussed the organization – what it 5.00
does; whom it serves; professional meetings;
publications supported by the organization?
Total: 25.00
General Comments:
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RESEARCH PAPER
This assignment is designed to introduce you to the IT literature. You will select a topic
related to IT theory or practice which interests you and is related to topics discussed in
class or discussed in our text. These elements must be present:
● Approval of your topic by your professor. Why are you passionate about
pursuing this topic?
● Conduct a library search of relevant literature on the topic to include 8
references including books, journal articles, research reports, etc.
● Provide a concept map outlining your research – refer to assignment 2 for
details.
● References must appear in APA, 6t h edition format. Refer to class exercise
and the manual.
Name: _______________________________________
2. Have you stated why you are passionate about 2.00
the topic?
5. Are your references cited in APA 6th edition 4.00
format?
6. Have you provided a concept map that has visual 3.00
appeal with attributes noted in # 4 of Rubric for
Concept Map?
Total: 25.00
General Comments:
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e-PORTFOLIO
The purpose of the e-portfolio is to create a professional looking repository of your
coursework for LDT 2015 and future IT classes. You will create a website that is
designed to include the items. The website can be theme based (preferred) or class
based and should demonstrate your professional skills. Your e-portfolio will include
Assignments 2, 3, 4 along with appropriate visuals and design features.
Name: _______________________________________
6. Have I discussed the elements of my e-portfolio 2.00
intelligently indicating strengths and weaknesses?
Total: 10.00
General Comments:
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REFLECTION PAPER
Your final assignment is a Reflection Paper wherein you look back at what your
experiences have been during this course. Specifically, highlight some of your key
learning areas, the skills you have gained through reading, writing, and listening, and
speculate on areas for future growth as a team member. If you were responsible for
facilitating LDT 2015, which areas would you re-focus, adapt, modify, or eliminate. State
your rationale for either recommending or not recommending this course to another
student. Justify your responses with concrete examples.
Name: _______________________________________
1. Have you indicated some of your key learning 2.00
areas?
2. Have you indicated some of the skills you have 2.00
gained through the reading, writing, and listening?
3. Have you reflected upon areas for future growth 2.00
as a team member?
6. Have you justified your responses in #5 with 1.00
concrete examples?
7. Have you rechecked your assignment for spelling, 0.00
grammar, sentence structure, and adherence to
effective writing techniques?
Total: 10.00
General Comments:
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There will be many opportunities for participation during the course. Take advantage of
them to add to your tool chest of skills and competencies. Points for experiential
activities are based on the items noted in the rubric.
5. Have you reflected upon the ideas generated in 1.00
each class session?
6. Have you been able to integrate the information 2.00
presented with the course text, class discussions,
and journal readings?
Total: 10.00
General Comments:
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