Didactic template structuring each e-learning lesson with objectives, explanation, practice, self-assessment and tests¶
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Description¶
The curriculum follows a repeating didactic template: introduction; defining goals and requirements; lessons containing "Objectives, Explanation of the topic , Practice tasks , Summary, Self-assessment questions , Test questions"; supplements; bibliography; glossary and key notions; trial tests A-C; and exam tests A-B. The material was also designed to fulfil educational requirements attributed to Josef Kraus based on modern brain research, including multi-channel teaching, activation of students, practice, restful parts, provoking attention and curiosity.
Design Implications¶
Context¶
Requirements¶
- Lesson content must include practice tasks, self-assessment questions and test questions so the evaluation system can provide continuous feedback
Constraints¶
Target Learners¶
- university students studying an optional technical course via e-learning
Learning Goals¶
- instrumental and relational understanding of digital image processing fundamentals
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Key Sources¶
- Sándor Király. (2016). How to Implement an E-learning Curriculum to Streamline Teaching Digital Image Processing. Acta Didactica Napocensia, Volume 9, Number 2. https://portal.issn.org/resource/ISSN/2065-1430
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Didactic template structuring each e-learning lesson with objectives, explanation, practice, self-assessment and tests |
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The curriculum follows a repeating didactic template: introduction; defining goals and requirements; lessons containing "Objectives, Explanation of the topic , Practice tasks , Summary, Self-assessment questions , Tes... |
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