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Instructional design/Converting a textbook chapter lesson into a technology based lesson

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ID Homepage 1. What is a textbook based lesson and a technology based lesson 2. TBCL 3. TBL 4. Building a TBL

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What is the difference between a TBCL and a TBL?

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After completing this tutorial, you will be able to:

  • Differentiate examples of “text-book-chapter lesson” (TBCL) and “technology-based lesson” (TBL)
  • Have procedures for converting a TBCL into a TBL.
  • Take a rubric with you to determine if you have a good converted lesson.
  • See an example TBCL converted into a TBL and graded against the rubric.

Why should it be switched from a TBCL to a TBL

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  • A TBCL involves the students using their book to gather information.
  • The student would then use the book to complete review questions and study for a test.
  • Sounds boring, right?
  • A TBL involves students using a variety of technology to engage the information.
  • Students would use this technology to showcase their subject knowledge in ways that interest them
  • Sounds more engaging, right?
ID Homepage 1. What is a textbook based lesson and a technology based lesson 2. TBCL 3. TBL 4. Building a TBL

Back to Topic: Instructional Design

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