Designing Instructional Systems

by A.J. Romiszowski

Deals with the major areas of decision making that face the instructional designer at the beginning of a project; establishing the needs and developing the objectives of a curriculum, and producing detailed plans for the structure, methods and evaluation system to be used.

The book establishes basic principles from an analysis of current theory and practice. The author complements this with practical advice, presenting useful techniques for analyzing problems, establishing needs and selecting from alternatives.

This is a comprehensive handbook for decision making in course planning and instructional design.

Genres: Education

415 pages, Hardcover

First published June 1, 1980