Competencies of Instructional Technology by Domain
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Evaluation
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MIT Competency
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Job Qualifications
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Artifacts
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Rationale
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1. Plan and conduct needs assessment.
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MIT 500- Instructional
Systems Design: Theory and Research
GOGAS Employee Training Manual and Resource
Guide
MIT 510- Design and
Development of Instructional Technology
Port City Java: Wired for Performance Improvement
MIT 522- Organization & Management of Instructional Technology Programs
Miller-Motte Technical College: Casting
the Net of Virtual Education
MIT 530- Evaluation
& Change in Instructional Development
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These artifacts
exemplify my knowledge of the systematic processes used to plan and
conduct thorough needs assessments. Within the evaluation domain, these were employed in order to
ensure that the original objectives of a training program were met.
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2. Plan and conduct evaluation of instruction/training.
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MIT 500- Instructional
Systems Design: Theory and Research
GOGAS Employee Training Manual and Resource
Guide
MIT 510- Design and
Development of Instructional Technology
Port City Java: Wired for Performance Improvement
MIT 522- Organization & Management of Instructional Technology Programs
Miller-Motte Technical College: Casting
the Net of Virtual Education
MIT 530- Evaluation
& Change in Instructional Development
Changing Views
on Autism Spectrum Disorders at North Topsail Elementary School
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These artifacts
demonstrate my ability to plan and conduct formative evaluations of
both micro and macro-level instructional/training programs. I employed various evaluation techniques
and measures including interviews, surveys and focus groups.
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3. Plan and conduct summative evaluation of instruction/training.
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MIT 510- Design and
Development of Instructional Technology
Port City Java: Wired for Performance Improvement
MIT 530- Evaluation
& Change in Instructional Development
GOGAS Employee Training Manual and Resource
Guide: Summative Evaluation Plan
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These artifacts
demonstrate my knowledge and ability pertaining to the planning and
hypothetical conduction of summative evaluations.
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4. Plan and conduct product evaluation.
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MIT 500- Instructional
Systems Design: Theory and Research
GOGAS Employee Training Manual and Resource
Guide
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This artifact exhibits
my ability to plan and conduct a product review through the process
of formative evaluation, which included one-to-one and small group interviews.
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