Utilization Competency

Domain of Utilization
MIT Competencies
Job Qualifications
Artifacts
Rationale
Apply principles of selection and use of materials and techniques relevant to a multicultural society (e.g., non-print, print, mass media, hardware, software, other   audiovisual strategies).

Demonstrate the ability to select appropriate media for the project

 

MIT 500
-Self Instructional Module

MIT 522
-Implementation Plan

MIT 542
-Instructor-Led Design Blueprint
-CBI Design Blueprint

These products are indicative of my ability to be flexible in the delivery of instruction, whether it be instructor-led, or self-instructional.
Apply leadership techniques with individuals and groups (interpersonal skills, group dynamics, team building and diffusion of innovations).

Excellent written and verbal communication skills

Ability to mange projects within deadlines and budgets

Taskstream Video

MIT 510
-Macro-Level Design project

MIT 512
-ADA Compliant Computer Lab

MIT 522
-Implementation Plan

The Taskstream Video demonstrates my ability to work with others in producing a quality product, and the Macro-Level Design project shows how I can incorporate team building into my design.

Promote the diffusion and adoption of the instructional development process.
Successfully manage an instructional design and development team
MIT 530
-Change Management Plan
This project is an excellent example of how to manage a change team.
Demonstrate knowledge of the laws and regulations which govern the selection and utilization of media/emerging technology, including copyright, censorship, State Board Regulations, Local Board Policies, etc.
Knowledge of copyright and "fair use" as it applied to online learning and university courses

MIT 512
-ADA Compliant Workstation
-WebQuest

MIT 522
-Implementation Project

These products demonstrate an awareness and knowledge of laws and regulations as they relate to education and learning.

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