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RTC#: 47-44 New York Institute of Technology
EDIT 610 Title: Multimedia/Authoring--Partially Online
Summer 2005
Mike Frerichs, Instructor NYIT log in

Each candidate selects an instructional module for design and development in computer-based format for a particular hardware configuration as the final course output. Projects include individual and design-team approaches for planning and implementation of a complete module of instruction. In addition to multimedia lesson material, candidates also produce user documentation required for professional-level development of a product. Candidates use an authoring software package to develop computer-based and web-based instruction. Candidates construct strategies for integrating the use of multimedia applications into their own classrooms with an awareness of the diverse needs of their students. Class sessions feature lecture, hands-on practice, small group meetings, group discussions, and individual project-related effort. The instructor uses individualized coaching to assist students. This course is for Cohort 4. NYS Learning Standard: MST.