Instructional Design
Instructional design is “the theory and practice of design, development, utilization, management, and evaluation of processes and resources for learning” (Reiser, 2002, p. 1). Instructional designers use research and practice to create cost- and time-effective instruction, learning resources, technology, and assessments. Instructional designers will work with with you to create effective courses and programs.
In support of the mission of CGCC, Instructional Design at the CTLA offers consultative services to support faculty in teaching, learning, and assessment best practices at CGCC. Consultations are a solution oriented discussion in which experts in instructional design assist faculty members in turning conceptual ideas into executable content.
Please schedule a consultation to determine how the CTLA team can assist you.
Advising On Learning Strategies and Practices
Instructional Design at the CTLA has experts in a variety of educational and technology fields that are ready to advise you on learning and assessment strategies and practices. In-person, over-the-phone, or online consultations with instructional design are available to faculty and staff to support the college in our pursuit of excellence. You can work with these experts to make your ideas a reality and improve the learning experience for our students.
Exploring New Ideas
The mission of Instructional Design at the CTLA is to enhance student learning and success through excellence. To help fulfill this mission, instructional design services are available to all faculty and staff at CGCC to explore new ideas, use pilot studies to achieve student success, and examine new technologies.
Services provided:
- Selecting Educational Resources (Open and Traditional)
- Implementing Instructional Strategies
- Using Effective Assessments
- Performing Effective Evaluation
- Integrating Instructional Technology
- Applying Learning Theory
- Practicing Reflective Teaching
- Adopting Best Practices
Partnering Services:
- Idea Exploration
- Technology Integration
- Media Creation
- Experiment Collaboration
- Pilots Studies