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LDT 215Creating Designs for Learning

3 credits · Learning Design and Technology · Penn State

This general education course introduces students to basics of the learning design field. The course introduces theories, processes, and techniques that students need to create designs for educational and training programs for formal and informal contexts (including after school clubs, higher education, corporate settings, museums, and non-profit organizations). Students interested in how to design educational artifacts should take this course. This is a hands-on course where students will learn basic skills, ethics, and practices of the learning design field via discussions, activities, writing, and presentations. Throughout the course, students will create a series of products, which can be used in their portfolios for later job searches. There are no prerequisites or technological skills required.

Before you enroll

Prerequisites

None listed in the catalog.

Counts toward

General education

Social & Behavioral Sciences (GS)

Where it fits

Where it sits in degree plans

Required in (1)

  • Learning, Design, and Technology, Minor