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=Welcome to the Spring 2010= =INS DSG 619: Design and Instruction of Online Courses Wiki=

This set of pages will be built, maintained and updated by current learners affiliated with the Instructional Design graduate program at University of Masschusetts at Boston in Boston, Massachusetts. The intent is to build and refine helpful tools, techniques and strategies that inform and support the design and instruction of online courses and act as an ongoing resource for our craft. Our thanks to all our contributors who help build a community of practice and provide a valuable resource for their colleagues.


 * To get started click on a page from the menu on the left (for example Instructional Design Models) then click on the Edit button on the top right corner of that page to add content to it. Remember to always save your work by clicking on the Save button. To get help click on the Help link in the menu on the top right of the window.**

UPDATE: Wikispaces Resources Since Wikispaces can be a little challenging for some people to work in as far as formatting, here are several options for working on your design document throughout the rest of the course. Any of these are acceptable:


 * 1) You can continue to work on your design document in Wikispaces but refer to additional help video demos and documents provided at: [|TeacherTube Wikispaces Collection] or those provided by Wikispaces Developers
 * 2) You can download and work on the design document in your word processor and upload and link your revised document back to your design document wiki page for review. Download this design document in rich text format.
 * 3) You can download and work on the design document in your web editor and upload and link your revised web page back to your design document wiki page for review. Download this design document in web format