EDTL 611 Podcasts

This episode describes the options for the course Final Project. The three choices for project types are discussed and rubrics are explained.

This episode presents various examples of final course projects. Students are encouraged to download examples from the course website.

This episode introduces the concept of social influences on curriculum. Various social forces are highlighted. This presentation corresponds with Chapter 5 of the text.

This episode describes the Textbook Evaluation assignment. Handouts including the assignment rubric and example are explained.

This episode introduces the concept of historical influences on curriculum. Various historical patterns are highlighted. This presentation corresponds with Chapter 3 of the text.

This episode introduces the concept of philosophical influences on curriculum. Various philosophical stances are highlighted. This presentation corresponds with Chapter 2 of the text.

This episode explains the “Notable Names” assignment for the course. Using the Flash interface, scheduling the NN Chat, and embracing the various curricular theorist philosophies are discussed.

This episode talks about how to do scholarly research online, locating scholarly articles through approved databases. Tips on how to use the BGSU library online tools and how to narrow a search to get powerful resources for a specific research study are included.

This episode introduces the concept of psychological influences on curriculum. Various psychological stances are highlighted. This presentation corresponds with Chapter 4 of the text.

This episode juxtaposes the concepts of Development and Design of curriculum. This presentation corresponds with Chapters 7 & 8 of the text.

This episode describes the parameters of the course Abstract Assignment. Handouts supporting this assignment, including an English Skills handout, rubric, and an example abstract are explained.

This podcast/vodcast gives information on how to prepare computer workstations for the online course. Additional information on course text and resources is included.