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An Implementation of Blended Learning based on ID (Instructional Design) : towards a model for postgraduate education with a view to start a course certificate program

Academic Archives of Yamaguchi Prefectural University Volume 15 Page 43-51
published_at 2022-03-31
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Title
ID(Instructional Design)に基づくブレンド型学習の試行 : 授業デザインのモデル構築と履修証明プログラムの検討
An Implementation of Blended Learning based on ID (Instructional Design) : towards a model for postgraduate education with a view to start a course certificate program
Abstract
Based on a paper aimed to document the pioneering use of Blended Learning and Instructional Design published in March 2021, an attempt was made to improve one compulsory subject in the Postgraduate Schools of YPU.
The goal of improving the class called ‘Quality of Life (QOL)’ was to show a model to be used at Postgraduate level for mostly adult learners so that they could access the class from their workplaces or homes. The construction of the whole class needed to be reviewed, instead of just utilizing an interactive online ICT tool.
This paper also tries to present an idea for a certificate program based on the above QOL class. Yamaguchi Prefectural University promotes four educational principles, including “respect for human nature,” “emphasis on citizens’ perspectives,” “co-existence with the community,” and “response to globalization”. The focus on humanities is crystalized on the teaching subject, QOL, as mentioned above. ‘Quality of Life’ covers the examination of the quality of everyday life in today’s changing world to diverse life stages, and then into every type of lives in nature and around the globe. By placing the QOL class as the core and adding one or two classes, it is assumed that the certificate course could be started by connecting issues in local towns to innovative solutions in wider society.
Creators Iwano Masako
Creators Yoshimura Koichi
Creators Hitomi Eri
Creators Hasegawa Masashi
Creators Saito Tadashi
Creators Wilson Amy
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Resource Type departmental bulletin paper
Date Issued 2022-03-31
File Version Version of Record
Access Rights open access
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[ISSN]2189-4825