Mastering the instructional design process : a systematic approach / William J. Rothwell & H.C. Kazanas.

Contents;

Part I: Detecting and solving human performance problems
1. The role of instructional design in solving performance problems
2. Alternatives to instructional solutions: Five frequent options
3. Determining projects appropriate for instructional design solutions

Part II: Analyzing needs, learners, work settings, and work
4. Conducting a needs assessment
5. Assessing relevant characteristics of learners
6. Analyzing characteristics of a work setting
7. Performing job, task, and content analysis

Part III: Establishing performance objectives and performance measurements
8. Writing statements of performance objectives
9. Developing performance measurements
10. Sequencing performance objectives

Part IV: Delivering the instruction effectively
11. Specifying instructional strategies
12. Designing instructional materials
13. Evaluating instruction

Part V: Managing instructional design projects successfully
14. Designing the instructional management system
15. Planning and monitoring instructional design projects
16. Communicating effectively
17. Interacting with others
18. Promoting the use of instructional design
19. Being an effective instructional designer: Lessons learned

Includes bibliographical references and indexes.