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Hsieh March Spring2007-INSYS525 Hsiu-Wei 24th, 2007 Reflection on Instructional Blueprint #2 Design Instructional Blueprint Topic: Instructional Blueprint for Web Photo School Applied ID Theories: ARCS Motivation Theory by John M. Keller & Instructional Transaction Theory (ITT) by M. David Merrill Team Members: Hsiu-Wei Hsieh & Mark Wherley I. General Thoughts about Applying ARCS Motivation and...
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March Spring2007-INSYS525
Hsiu-Wei 24th, 2007
Reflection on Instructional Blueprint #2 Design
Instructional Blueprint Topic: Instructional Blueprint for Web Photo School Applied ID Theories: ARCS Motivation Theory by John M. Keller & Instructional Transaction Theory (ITT) by M. David Merrill Team Members: Hsiu-Wei Hsieh & Mark Wherley I. General Thoughts about Applying ARCS Motivation and ITT Theories According to my personal experience as an instructional technologist and consultant, I believe that John Keller's ARCS Motivation Theory is the most applicable model in terms of integrating instructional strategies into instruction to stimulate and sustain participants' motivation to learn. As Gagne's first cognitive process- gaining attention- in his Nine Events of Instruction, Keller also proposed to e...
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