Comments on: Web Analytics in Online Instructional Design and Evaluation

By: Clint

Clint — Thu, 18 Sep 2008 21:00:13 +0000

I almost forgot to put one of the most important goals of the class (which is tightly related to goal 3 listed above). I am patterning this class after the late Dr. Dillon Inouye, and the ideal situation is for every participant in the class to be a teacher/learner. There is not one teacher and a lot of learners. Each of us is a teacher/learner.

By: Theresa Battisti

Theresa Battisti — Fri, 19 Sep 2008 23:44:58 +0000

Hey Clint, I saw your blog when I was looking at Camille’s. So did you end up going to University of Minnesota? That is where Derek is from. I love Minneapolis. Haven’t tried teh winter there yet, but I’m sure right now it is really nice. We ended up here in Houston- University of Houston and we like it all except for the hurricanes. Anyway, hope all is well for you. Sabrina got married in July to an old friend…kind of crazy. Anyway, good luck with law school–I’m sure you’re busier than ever!

By: Clint

Clint — Sat, 20 Sep 2008 05:49:09 +0000

Hi Theresa - I think you might have got a different Clint than you expected?

For everyone else, I saw this opportunity to get some of the basics in E-learning evaluation. I just got an email for this course which might be interesting…
http://mcweadon.com/courses/McWeadon_ET501Syllabus.htm

Now, most of their evaluation looks like it is done with a check-list.
Imagine if someone told them about web analytics as an additional tool to improve their evaluation capabilities

I do think that the check-lists, however, can help to determine potential areas for KPIs.