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== Definition == | == Definition == | ||
* We define '''Project-methodology-based learning''' as designs were students have to use a specific project methodology (or set of). This is typically the case in engineering curricula. | * We define '''Project-methodology-based learning''' as designs were students have to use a specific project methodology (or set of). This is typically the case in engineering curricula. | ||
== Technology == | |||
* [[Project management software]] | |||
* Simpler [[CMC]] tools like: | |||
** [[Wiki]]s | |||
** [[Groupware]] (that include at least file upload/download and a forum). | |||
== Examples == | == Examples == | ||
* See [[Instructional design method]]s, e.g. [[MISA]] | * See [[Instructional design method]]s, e.g. [[MISA]] | ||
* Todo: | * Todo: Software engineering methods like IBM's RUP and some UML-based things. | ||
[[Category: Instructional design models]] | [[Category: Instructional design models]] | ||
Latest revision as of 15:59, 18 September 2006
Definition
- We define Project-methodology-based learning as designs were students have to use a specific project methodology (or set of). This is typically the case in engineering curricula.
Technology
- Project management software
- Simpler CMC tools like:
Examples
- See Instructional design methods, e.g. MISA
- Todo: Software engineering methods like IBM's RUP and some UML-based things.