Title: Online Course Designs:
1Online Course Designs Are Special Needs Being
Met?
Christy Keeler University of Nevada, Las Vegas
Mark Horney University of Oregon
2Outline
- Study Significance
- Literature Review
- Methodology
- Results and Discussion
- Implications
- Conclusion
3Study Significance
- Rapid growth in field
- Market share
- Students with special needs
- Need for Accommodations
- Right thing to do
- Fiscally responsible
- Federal law
4Literature Review
- Topic Prominence
- Research
- Editorial statements
- Policies and guidelines
- Organizations
5Literature Review
- Laws
- ADA
- Section 504
- Section 508
- IDEA
- Checklists/Guidelines
6Methodology
- Study Context
- Virtual classroom model
- Secondary level
- Special populations
- Accessibility and Universal Design
- Research Questions
- Identifying Design Variables
7Instrument of Instructional Design Elements of
High School Online Courses (IODE)
8Methodology
- Study Context
- Virtual classroom model
- Secondary level
- Special populations
- Accessibility and Universal Design
- Research Questions
- Identifying Design Variables
- Levels of Practice
9Results and Discussion
10Special Education Instructional Design Elements
for Online Courses
11Results and Discussion
- Identified Elements
- Categorization Schema
12Special Education Instructional Design Elements
for Online Courses Categorization Schema
13Results and Discussion
- Identified Elements
- Categorization Schema
- Excluded Elements
14Results and Discussion
- Focus on Disabilities
- Hearing Accommodations
- Vision Accommodations
- Bias
15Results and Discussion
- Website Design
- Site and page layouts
- Visual design of pages
- Graphics
16Edvard Munch The Scream
17Before
After
Southern Asian Tsunami December 26, 2004
18Results and Discussion
- Technologies Used
- Non-web-based materials
- Web-based technologies
- Audios and videos
19Non-Web-Based Required Materials
20Results and Discussion
- Technologies Used
- Non-web-based materials
- Web-based technologies
21Lesson Technologies
22Results and Discussion
- Technologies Used
- Non-web-based materials
- Web-based technologies
- Audios and videos
23Results and Discussion
- Instructional Methodologies
- Instructional Activities
- Peer communications
- Student Options
- Timed
- Reading Level
- Summaries
24Instructional Activities
25Results and Discussion
- Instructional Methodologies
- Instructional Activities
- Peer communications
- Student Options
- Timed
- Reading Level
- Summaries
26Results and Discussion
- Support Systems
- Context Sensitive Help
- Support personnel
27Project Intersect University of
Oregon http//intersect.uoregon.edu/ontherun
Context Sensitive Help
28Results and Discussion
- Support Systems
- Context Sensitive Help
- Support personnel
29Implications
30Conclusion
- Limitations/Biases
- New Research Questions
31Online Course Designs Are Special Needs Being
Met?
Christy Keeler University of Nevada, Las Vegas
Mark Horney University of Oregon