Indicators of exemplary programs in instructional design and technology: faculty and student perspectives

Arrington, T. Logan; Darabi, Aubteen

doi:10.1007/s11423-017-9561-y

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“…Arrington and Darabi ( 2018 ) derived quality indicators for TEL programs by asking students and faculty. They found course topic variety, relevancy and currency to the field, as well as curriculum quality to be among the most frequently mentioned quality themes.…”

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What do they TEL(L)? A systematic analysis of master programs in technology-enhanced learning

Fominykh

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Int J Educ Technol High Educ

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This article contributes to the debate on the growing number of interdisciplinary study programs in learning and technology, and aims to understand the diversity of programs as well as curricula structure in an international landscape. Scientific fields share their knowledge and recruit young researchers by offering discipline-specific study programs. Thus, study programs are a reflection of the fields they represent. As technology-enhanced learning is considered to be particularly interdisciplinary and heterogenous, it is important to better understand the landscape of study programs that represents the field. This article presents an analysis of master programs in technology-enhanced learning. A systematic review and analysis of master programs offered in English has been conducted and further used as input for hierarchical cluster analysis. The study identified general characteristics, curricula structure, and organization of topics of these programs. Hierarchical cluster analysis and qualitative content analysis helped us to identify the major types of curricular structures and typical topics covered by the courses. Results show that most study programs rely on interdisciplinary subjects in technology-enhanced learning with a considerable number of subjects from education, learning and psychology. Subjects related to technology, information and computer science appear in such programs less frequently.

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confidence: 99%