Designing for Mobile: A Wicked Design Challenge
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The document outlines a 45-minute workshop aimed at connecting mobile learning with instructional design, including the creation of mobile-friendly learning activities. It emphasizes the growing expectation among post-secondary students to access learning management systems via mobile devices and discusses the importance of proper design considerations for mobile learning. The workshop involves group collaboration, demonstrations, and reflections on experiences with mobile learning challenges and solutions.
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Designing for Mobile: A Wicked Design Challenge
- 1. Designing for Mobile A Wicked Design Challenge
- 2. The Goal • By the end of this 45 minutes you will: • Connect mobile learning with the instructional design process • As a group come up with 2 – 4 Mobile Friendly Learning Activities and Resources (MFLARs)
- 3. The Plan • Introduction • The experiment • Demonstration • Group Work • Wrap up
- 4. Theoretical Anchors • Universal Design • Responsive Design • ADDIE (the A specifically)
- 5. Why? • More and more post secondary students are expecting to access learning management systems with the device of their choice - including mobile devices. • Even though there are mobile apps for LMSs or responsive display there are still some learning activities and resources that are better for mobile learning than others.
- 6. What Is Your Experience? • Have you observed students on their mobile devices? • Do you consider mobile use when designing online courses?
- 7. The experiment • Facilitating Learning Online - February / March 2017 • Blog at rcmckerlich.wordpress.com • Also asked a fellow Edtech professional to conduct some tests in Blackboard using a mobile phone.
- 8. The good
- 9. The Bad
- 10. The Ugly
- 11. What I learnt from the experiment • There is value in stepping in the student’s shoes. • Some learning activities and resources are better than others when learning online using a mobile. • Learning takes longer when learning online using a mobile. • With proper design considerations learning with a mobile is possible. • Most mobile design challenges have a solution. • Instructional design for mobile is quite detailed. You have to go beyond the basic assumptions.
- 12. Demonstration – Volunteer needed! • Using the mobile device of your choice, go to rcmckerlich.moodlecloud.com • Log In using etug2017 /etug2017 • Select ETUG 2017 Course. • In the Discussion Forum “Tell Us About Yourself” follow the instructions.
- 13. MFLARS • Mobile Friendly Learning Activities & Resources • Group Activity: Using the flipcharts provided work together to come up with a list of MFLARs
- 14. Wrap Up • What did we learn? • Did we meet our goal? • Connect mobile learning with the design process • As a group come up with 2 – 4 MFLARs