A Closer Look at Summerville
About Instructional Design skills and abilities.
Instructional design is all about maximizing your results, skills and abilities for learning and learning processes, performance contexts, content structure, content sequence, instructional strategies, non-instructional strategies, media delivery and design processes.
The Summerville Integrated Model
The Summerville Integrated Model. This is not only a design model but also a teaching model. This circular methodology permitted more comprehensive collaboration of elements that are critical to the general plan of learning and upheld the instructional design process.
Summerville, J. (2006). The Summerville Integrated Model of Instructional Design
Summerville, J., & Reid-Griffin, A. (2008). Technology integration and instructional design. TechTrends, 52(5), 45-51.
3 WAYS THROUGH HEURISTICS THAT THE SUMMERVILLE MODEL ENHANCES advocacy to opportunity youth, their families; community-based prevention and mediation techniques utilizing evidence based practices and the supported ID Model Stage.
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Learner Analysis,
Instructional Strategies
and Task Analysis
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Media (which includes both Design and Selection),
Content Analysis, Government Mandates and Lesson Planning
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Assessment and Evaluation and finally end with our most important goal, the Transfer of knowledge. This is not only a design model but also a teaching model.