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Instructional Design in E-Learning Environments in Medical Education Publisher



S Bigdeli SHOALEH ; F Mirhosseini FAKHROSADAT ; A Mohammadi AEEN ; R Mojtahedzadeh RITA ; Sk Soltaniarabshahi Seyed KAMRAN
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Source: Advances in Science, Technology and Innovation Published:2024


Abstract

Instructional designInstructional Design (ID) is the systematic practice of analyzing, designing, implementing, and evaluating any educationalEducational program at teaching, product development, and system levels. Acquiring this competencyCompetency helps e-learning developers and instructors create attractive learning environments that provide effective learning experiences for students. When it comes to medical education, more considerationConsiderations is needed for implementing e-learning, especially in clinicalClinical education. Hence, this chapterChapter will discuss a brief history of instructional design models, their taxonomyTaxonomy, characteristics and advantages, and e-learning implementation principles. © 2024 Elsevier B.V., All rights reserved.
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