Instructional Design in Simulation

Instructional Design in Simulation covers curriculum development, needs assessment, and defining goals and objectives for healthcare simulation educational strategies.

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What you’ll be able to do

  • Identify Kern’s six step approach to curriculum design

  • Define the process of using Blooms Taxonomy to create effective learning objectives

  • Describe the origins, use and value of learning objectives from the instructional design perspective

  • Demonstrate understanding of value of appropriate educational strategies based on learner type, goals and objectives

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MED SC-M 850 or concurrent enrollment

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In-depth curriculum development and instructional design of a simulation activity. Practice conducting a thorough needs assessment. Develop clearly defined goals and objectives in determining best educational strategies as they relate to healthcare simulation.

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Topics

  • Curriculum development and instructional design
  • Needs assessment
  • Kern's six step approach to curriculum design
  • Bloom's Taxonomy and learning objectives
  • Healthcare simulation

Skills

  • Curriculum development and instructional design for simulation activities
  • Conducting thorough needs assessments
  • Applying Kern's six step approach to curriculum design
  • Using Bloom's Taxonomy to create effective learning objectives
  • Selecting educational strategies based on learner type, goals, and objectives

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