Instructional Media
Enhancing Learning Through Purposeful Media Use
Learning Goals
WebBook: Instructional Media
Study Slides: Understanding Instructional Media
Check What You Know
Study Slides: Instructional Media for 21st Century Learning
Check What You Know
Assessment
Feedback
Compare the benefits, selection and planning process, and the advantages and disadvantages of using instructional media
Break down how print, display, and technology-based instructional media impact 21st-century learning
Recognize how intentional use of instructional media supports learner engagement and understanding
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Assessment provides insight into learner understanding and progress. This course explores practical strategies for putting the Assess instructional element into action to guide instruction and support learner growth.
Demonstration allows learners to see knowledge and skills in action. This course explores troubleshooting common demonstration challenges and using a demonstration rubric to support observation, feedback, and learner performance.
Application is where learning is reinforced through practice. This course compares strategies for practice and problem-solving sessions that support learner confidence, performance, and the transfer of learning beyond instruction.
Effective teaching starts with intentional questioning. This course focuses on moving learners beyond simple recall by using intentional questions that support critical thinking and meaningful discovery during instruction.
Meaningful discussion supports deeper learning and shared understanding. This course explores best practices for putting Affirm Understanding into action, helping educators reinforce learning and ensure learners leave discussions with clarity.
Effective teaching begins with understanding the role of instruction in the learning process. This course focuses on learner-centered teaching strategies that support engagement, deepen understanding, and guide effective instruction.
An effective lecture engages learners through purposeful interaction. This course highlights practical activities educators can use to encourage participation, exchange ideas, and support understanding throughout the instructional process.
A strong lesson begins long before content is delivered. This course explores the fundamentals of introducing a lesson, including the timing, structure, and purpose behind effective beginnings that prepare learners for meaningful instruction.
Validation helps learners connect learning to future use. This course provides examples for putting Validate Learning into action to support confidence, understanding, and long-term transfer of learning.
Earn certification in Instructional Methods by demonstrating your ability to design and deliver engaging, learner-centered instruction, apply interactive teaching strategies, and assess and validate learning to support meaningful outcomes.