Meeting: 10:00-3:00pm
Commerce Lab I Meeting: 10:00-3:00pm
Commerce Lab I No face to face
meeting 1) Read Maxwell
Chap 10-14 Meeting: 10:00-3:00pm
Commerce I 1) Post performance
analysis/research plan to project Web site Meeting: 10:00-3:00
pm Commerce I Meeting: 10:00-3:00
pm Commerce I Meeting: Commerce
Lab I 10:00-3:00 pm 1) Read Usage-centered
Engineering for Web Applications as an overview of Usage-centered design
for next week Meeting: Commerce
Lab I: 10:00-3:00 pm Meeting: Commerce
Lab I 1:00-3:00 pm DUE: Performance
Analysis/Research Document including introduction, drivers, barriers,
priorities, recommendations, research goals, research schedules and
analyzed results from initial data gathering Meeting: Commerce
Lab I: 10:00-3:00 pm 1) Work on User-Role
Model /Personnas Meeting: Commerce
Lab I: 10:00-3:00 pm Meeting: Commerce
Lab I: 10:00-1:00 pm 1) Read C&L
Chapter 5 Meeting: Commerce
Lab I: 10:00-3:00 pm Meeting: Commerce
Lab I: 10:00-3:00 pm 1) Work
on Use Cases Meeting: Commerce
Lab I: 10:00-3:00 pm Meeting: Commerce
Lab I: 10:00-3:00 pm Meeting: Commerce
Lab I: 10:00-3:00 pm Meeting: Commerce
Lab I: 10:00-3:00 pm Meeting: Commerce
Lab I: 10:00-3:00 pm Meeting: Commerce
Lab I: 10:00-3:00 pm Meeting: Commerce
Lab I: 10:00-3:00 pm
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Schedule
August | September | October | November | December
August
Week
1
Tues, Aug 31
• Welcome
• Introductions
• Overview of Immersion Experience- a different experience
• Schedule and time commitment
• Review Immersion Website, Requirements & Assessment
Textbooks
(Required):
The 17 Essential Qualities of a Team Player- J. Maxwell
Cultivating Communities of Practice, Learning, Meaning and Identity - E.
Wenger
Software for Use: A Practical Guide to the Models and Methods of Usage-centered
Design - L. Constantine & L. Lockwood
Teamwork from the Inside Out Fieldbook: Exercises and Tools for Turning
Performance Inside Out – C. Bolin & S. Nash
Assignments:
1) Review Immersion Site
2) Review T/TAC Site: (www.ttaconline.org)
3) Review: KIHd grant and Single-Subject Instructional Design
September
Wed., Sept. 1
• Shields
• Brief introduction to project
• Review KIHd system
• Review T/TAC online
• Review Immersion Site items not discussed previously
• Demonstrate Portfolios Requirements
• Discuss Reflection Requirements
• Discuss Paper Requirements
• Demonstrate Project Sites
• Meet to go over procedures for uploading project site and uploading to
itdev.gmu.edu server1) Read Action Learning
paper
2) Review: KIHd grant and Single-Subject Instructional Design
Thurs., Sept 2
Meeting: 10:00-3:00pm
Commerce Lab I
• Discuss KIHd grant and Single-Subject Instructional Design
• Identify team members
• Resources: Mason Media Lab, Instructional
Resource Center Materials/handouts, Star
Workshops
• Discuss Concerns
• Discuss Action Learning paper
• Review Listservs
• Specific meeting times for groups (beginning the week of Sept 5th) and
common meeting times identified on schedule
1) Subscribe to IT
listserv and project listservs
2) Initially review background information on project housed on project
sites
3) Discuss and select roles for project site administration
4) Teams plan to meet to determine weekly meeting times, review project
site responsibilities, determine roles, assess how to begin development
of group's project site
Fri, Sept 3
1) Determine individual
learning goals for semester and begin to develop individual Web-based
portfolio
2) Begin design/development of project Web site
Week
2:
Teamwork
and Detailed Discussion of Immersion Projects
Mon, Sept 6
Labor
Day Holiday - no class
Tues, Sept 7
Meeting: 10:00am-3:00-pm
Commerce Lab I
• Dreamweaver class (10:00-12:00)
• Team meeting times, goals, norms and roles
• Forming
Groups
1) Review
Tuckman model
2) Establish and write Team
Vision and Norms
3) Discuss and determine group meeting protocol
4) Read History of Instructional Design and Technology, part I
Wed, Sept 8
Meeting: Commerce
Lab I: 10:00-3:00pm
• Finish team meeting times, goals, norms and roles
• Project-specific meeting times
• Discuss Tuckerman Model
• Discuss the History of Instructional Design, part I
1) Read History of
Instructional Design and Technology, part 2
2) Bring Rossett book from Monday class
Thurs, Sept 9
Meeting: Commerce
Lab I: 10:00-3:00pm
• Dreamweaver
class 10:00-12:00
• Individual group meeting times
• Discuss the History of Instructional Design, part 2
• Identify client and goals for project
• Identify drivers and barriers for project
• Identify information sources for project
• Identify type of opportunity
1) Read Maxwell: 17
Qualities- Chapter 1 - 4 for next week.
2) Apply Rossett readings to project and initially identify your project
client, goals, drivers, barriers, any information sources to tap and the
type of opportunity your project presents. Write these up in a bulleted
list and post on project site for presentation on Wednesday, Sept. 15th
Fri, Sept 10
No face to face meeting
• Initial Development of Project site
• Post first status report on project site
• Individual Portfolio Reflection: impressions of the projects, identify
issues for design and development
1) Continue to review
project site, prototype and associated materials
2) Work on project site, individual portfolio
Week
3
Planning,
Data-gathering & Performance Analysis
Mon, Sept 13
No Meeting Time
Tues, Sept 14
Meeting: 10:00pm-3:00-pm
Commerce Lab I
• Identify client and goals for project
• Identify drivers and barriers for project
• Identify information sources for project
• Identify type of opportunity
• Discuss Maxwell - Adaptable, collaborative committed and communicative
(Chap. 1-4)
• Discuss SME interaction strategies and communicating to gather information
and support
• Concept Mapping
1) Read Maxwell -
chapters 5-7
2) KIHD Group -Review the sites that are listed in the grant proposal and
in the site handout sheet
3) TTAC Group- Review information sources that are available
Wed, Sept 15
Meeting: 10:00-12:00pm – Mason
Media Lab / Meet at 9:45am at the Information booth in the Johnson Center
1:00-3:00pm Meet at Commerce I
• More
Concept Mapping
• Discuss Maxwell - chapters 5-7
• Performance
Analysis
Thurs, Sept 16
Meeting: 10:00pm-3:00-pm
Commerce Lab I
• KIHd Team subject content meeting from 10:00-12:00 pm
• Presentation of initial performance analysis data (client, goals, drivers,
barriers, info sources, type of opportunity)
• In-class identify stages, data sources and pose questions (see Rossett
- page 97)
• Discuss data gathering strategies and delegate responsibilities
• Review example of performance analysis briefing report (Rossett - page
146-151)
• Discuss and draft performance analysis plan and begin to carry out plan
and collect project related data
1) Work on carrying
out performance plan, collect and review initial data related to project.
Compile initial findings for inclusion in performance
analysis/research document due Sept. 28th
2) Read Maxwell - Chapters 8-9
3) Teams draft performance analysis
plan
4) Read Rossett Chapter 7
Fri,
Sept 18
No face to face Meeting:
• Add above performance analysis drafts and elements to project site
• Post status report on project site
Add to project site:
• Performance analysis plan
• Data gathering
• Initial analyses as they take shape
• Roles and responsibilities
Week
4:
Mon, Sept 20
No Meeting Time
Tues, Sept 21
Meeting: 10:00-3:00pm
Commerce I
• Debrief on status of performance analysis
• Discuss value of user research, design research, iterative development
and relationship to instructional design
• Discuss Maxwell chapters 8-9
• Intersection between performance analysis, research plan and instructional
design
• Incorporate research plan into performance analysis document
• Work on performance analysis/research document
• Discuss data gathering methods
• Work on performance
analysis/research document
Wed, Sept 22
Meeting: 10:00-3:00pm
Commerce I
• Begin to determine appropriate research methods for project
• Discuss Potential Schedule of Research and incorporation of research
plan into performance analysis
• Team work time
2) Determine appropriate research methods, identify participants, schedule
of research, recruitment and interview strategies and incorporate in
performance analysis/research plan for group presentation of research
plan on Tuesday, Sept 28th.
3) Read Cultivating Communities of Practice (CoP) book by Wenger, McDermott,
and Snyder: Chapters 1-3
Thurs, Sept 23
•Present CoP book chapter 1(Yaa), chapter 2 (Aanal), and chapter 3 (Jennifer)
•KIHd Team subject content meeting from 1:00-3:00 pm
• Performance Analysis
1) Read Writing
Good Work Objectives
Fri, Sept 24
No face to face meeting:
• Post status/meeting reports
• Contribute reflections to portfolio at least twice monthly
Week
5:
Mon, Sept 27
No Meeting Time
Tues, Sept 28
Meeting: 10:00-3:00
pm Commerce I
• Discuss Maxwell - chapters 10-14
• Present performance analysis/research plan to project leads
• Project mission/goals based on performance analysis/research plan and
data collection
• Begin data collection after incorporation of feedback
2) Read Chapters 1 & 2 of Constantine and Lockwood (C&L)
3) Read CoP book chapters 4 & 5
4) Nash & Bolin: Introduction & Chapter 1
Wed,
Sept 29
• Discuss correlation of C&L reading to projects
• Project-specific meeting time
• Data collection
• CoP presentations: Chapter 4 (Heidi/Jocelyn) & Chapter 5 (Wayne)
• Discuss Nash & Bolin Introduction & Chapter 1 1) Conduct data gathering
for selected user research methods appropriate at this point for inclusion
in performance analysis
2) Read Chapters 3 & 4 of C&L
Thurs,
Sept 30
• KIHd Team subject content meeting from 1:00-3:00 pm
• Discuss correlation of C&L reading to project
1) Conduct data gathering
for selected user research methods appropriate at this point for reporting
on Tuesday, Oct. 4th.
2) Read CoP book Chapters 6 & 7
Fri, Oct 1
No face to face meeting
• Post project goals, work objectives and plan for collecting more information
to inform audience analysis/role models/personnas to project site
• Status Report due
1) Conduct data gathering
for selected user research methods appropriate at this point for reporting
on Tuesday, Sept.30th
Week
6:
October
Mon, Oct 4
No Meeting Time
Tues, Oct 5
Meeting: 10:00-3:00
pm Commerce Lab
• Data gathering and compiling for performance analysis/research document
• CoP presentation: Chapter 6 (Meredith) & Chapter 7 (Tracy)Meeting: 10:00-3:00
pm Commerce Lab
• Data gathering and compiling for performance analysis/research document
Wed, Oct
6
• Data gathering, compiling and analysis
• Writing performance analysis/research document
• Personas
example
• Audience analysis: Introduction to role models/personnas
2) Read Maxwell 15 and 16
Thurs, Oct 7
• KIHd Team subject content meeting from 10:00 -12:00 pm
• Writing performance analysis/research document
• Personas
example
• Audience analysis: Introduction to role models/personnas
Briefly review some
of these Web sites for visit with Kristine Nueber on Web site accessibility
and section 508.
1) Universal Design for Learning (CAST)
2) Bobby W3C web accessibility Initative
3) Web Accessibility Initiative (WAI)
4) Web Design Group
5) Web Accessibility
6) Designing a More Useable World for All (Trace Center)
7) Accessible Web sites (Trace Center)
8) Microsoft's resources for Web designers
9) Specific barriers to Web access
10) WebABLE for disability-related resources
11) AWARE html Writers Guild
12) Accessibility is a State of Mind - Presentation and links compiled
by a former Immersion student, Claudette Archaubalt
13) Macromedia Accessiblity Resources
Fri, Oct 8
No face to face Meeting
• Data gathering, compiling and analysis
• Writing performance analysis/research document
• Status report due
Week
7:
Mon, Oct 11
No Class Meeting – Columbus
Day Holiday
Tues, Oct 12
• TTAC Groups: Assistive Technology Lab, 221 Thompson Hall 10:00-12:00
o Introduction to Assistive Technology session with Kristine Nueber
• Data gathering, compiling and analysis
• Writing performance analysis/research document
• Discuss Maxwell - 15 & 16
• Goal-Directed
Design
• Discuss WBT approaches
• Overview Usage-centered
Design
• Examples of User
Role Models
• Intersection of Usage-centered design and ISD
• Discuss if additional observations/communication is necessary to produce
role models/personnas
DUE: Project mission statement for approval
by Project leads
Wed, Oct 13
Meeting: Commerce
Lab I 10:00-3:00 pm
• Myers Briggs Testing
Thurs, Oct 14
Meeting: Commerce
Lab I 10:00-3:00 pm
• Myers Briggs Testing
Read: Maxwell
Chapter 17
Fri, Oct 15
No Meeting Time
• Post role models/personnas to project Web site
• Post status report/meeting notes
• Draft Usability Testing Report
1) Review Assistive
Technology Tutorials to see examples of what TTAC Online users
may be familiar with
2) Review Track Star for structure,
interface and accessibility information
Week
8:
Mon, Oct 18
No Class Meeting
Tues, Oct 19
• Discuss performance analysis/research document with project lead
• Discuss project mission statement with project lead
• Draft role models/personnas
• Discuss Maxwell Chapter 17 and conclusion
2) Nash & Bolin Chapters 2 & 3
Wed, Oct 20
• KIHd Team speaker from 10:00-12:00
• Present user
role models/personnas
• Discuss Nash & Bolin Chapters 2 & 3
1) Read CoP book: Chapters 8-10
Thurs, Oct 21
• CoP presentation
Chapter 8 (Tsehaye), Chapter 9 (Jocelyn/Heidi), & Chapter 10 (Akua)
• Revise user
role models/personnas
• Library tour from 1:00-3:00pm
Fri, Oct 22
No face to face meeting
• PORTFOLIO REVIEW
• Status report
• Revise role models/personnas
Week
9:
Mon, Oct 25
No Meeting Time
Tues, Oct 26
• Discuss C&L Chapter 5
• Introduction to Task flow diagrams & Use
Cases
• Examples of use
cases
• Intersection of use cases and ISD
• Work on Use
Cases
1) Post Final Personas
Wed, Oct 27
• Work on Use
Cases
Thurs, Oct 28
• KIHd Team on site conducting feasibility study from 10:00-12:00
• Work on Use
Cases 1) Read C&L
Chapter 6
Fri, Oct 29
No face to face meeting
• Post status report/meeting notes
• Post interface content modeling
• Work on revising existing and generating additional use cases
• POST USE CASES
Week
10:
November
Mon, Nov 1
No Class Meeting
Tues, Nov 2
• Present updated Use Cases
• Introduction
to Interface
Content Modeling
• Model task
• Begin Interface content modeling
• Discuss C&L Chapter 61) Work on Interface
content modeling
Wed, Nov 3
• Finalize brainstormed use cases
• Work oninterface content modeling
1) Nash & Bolin
Chapters 4 & 7
Thurs, Nov 4
• Interface content modeling
• Discuss Nash & Bolin
Chapters 4 & 7
Fri, Nov 5
No Meeting
• Post Status Report
• FINAL USE CASES DUE POSTED TO PROJECT WEB SITE
Week 11:
Mon, Nov 8
No Class Meeting
Tues, Nov 9
Meeting: Commerce
Lab I: 10:00-3:00 pm
• KIHd team presents results from feasibility study
• Present
and
review
Interface Content Models in class
• Shuangbao presents guidance on detailed flowcharts for TTAC group
Wed, Nov 10
Meeting: Commerce
Lab I: 10:00-3:00 pm
• Revise Interface Content Models based on team input
• Each team discuss workflow of development/ production phase
• Present Site Diagram and Visio (Shuangbao) for all groups
Thurs, Nov 11
Meeting: Commerce
Lab I: 10:00-3:00 pm
• Work on site diagrams and/or flowcharts
Fri, Nov
12
No face to face meeting
• Status report
• INTERFACE CONTENT MODELS DUE
Week
12:
Mon, Nov 15
No Class Meeting
Tues, Nov 16
• Work on site diagrams and/or flowcharting (if required)
• Wire frames
discussion - value of separating electronic content and visuals
• Examples of LAO
wireframes
• Description of Wireframes
http://www.strangesystems.net/archives/000003
• Wireframe examples
http://www.iawiki.net/WireFrames
• Wireframe and HTML prototype article
http://www.boxesandarrows.com/archives/html_
wireframes_and_prototypes_all_gain_and_no_pain.php
• Primer producing wireframes using Dreamweaver
http://www.boxesandarrows.com/archives/
dreamweaver_primer.php?page=4
• Write content and produce wireframes1) Determine work
flow process for producing site diagrams, flowcharts for database (if
necessary), wireframes, interface, visual design. Map out process and
responsibilities for next 4 weeks
2) Translate Interface Content Modeling into site structure flowchart
Wed, Nov 17
Meeting: Commerce
Lab I: 10:00-3:00 pm
• Write content and produce wireframes
1) Read Nash & Bolin
Chapter 8
Thurs,
Nov 18
• Nash & Bolin exercises/ chapter 8
• Write content
and produce wireframes
Fri, Nov 19
• Status Report
Due
• Contribute Reflections to Portfolio
Week
13:
Mon, Nov 22
No Class Meeting
Tues, Nov 23
Meeting: Commerce
Lab I: 10:00-3:00 pm
• Present Wireframes
• Discussion -- Visual Design
1) Read C&L Chapters
7,8, & 9
Wed, Nov 24
No Meeting: Thanksgiving
Recess
Thurs, Nov 25
No Meeting: Thanksgiving
Recess
Fri, Nov 26
No Meeting: Thanksgiving
Recess
Week
14:
December
Mon, Nov
29
No Class Meeting
Tues, Nov 30
Meeting: Commerce
Lab I: 10:00-3:00 pm
• Discuss C&L Chapters 7,8, & 9
• Visual Design and Production
1) Read C&L Chapters
10 & 11
Wed, Dec 1
Meeting: Commerce
Lab I: 10:00-3:00 pm
• Discuss C&L Chapters 10 & 11
• Visual Design and Production
Thurs, Dec 2
Meeting: Commerce
Lab I: 10:00-3:00 pm
• Visual Design and Production
Fri, Dec 3
No Class Meeting
• Post Status Report
• Personal Reflection
• Visual Design and Production
Week
15:
Mon, Dec 6
No Class Meeting
Tues, Dec 7
Meeting: Commerce
Lab I: 10:00-3:00 pm
• Groups Report
• Visual Design and Production
Wed, Dec 8
• Finalize Visual Design and Production
• Discuss Final Presentation
Thurs, Dec 9
Meeting: Commerce
Lab I: 10:00-3:00 pm
• Prepare for Final Presentation
Fri, Dec 10
No Class Meeting
• Prepare for Final Presentation
• Post Status Report
• Personal Reflection
• Status Report Due
Week
16:
Mon, Dec 13
No Class Meeting
Tues, Dec 14
Meeting: Commerce
Lab I: 10:00-3:00 pm
• Practice Run of Presentation
• Revise Presentation
Wed, Dec 15
Meeting: Commerce
Lab I: 10:00-3:00 pm
• CLIENT PRESENTATION
Thurs, Dec 16
Meeting: Commerce
Lab I: 10:00-3:00 pm
• CLIENT PRESENTATION
• Archive Project Materials
Fri, Dec 17
• Archive Project
Materials
• Portfolio Due
• PAPER TOPIC DUE
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