Instructional Development Center
Choosing An Instructional Medium
At some point during the instructional design process decisions must be made regarding which media are best suited to deliver the content. Media selection, as the name implies, is the process whereby the appropriate vehicle for content delivery is decided. Media can be been defined as the carriers of messages (including information, instructions and/or content) from some transmitting source to the receiver.
Preliminary thought as to media selection should occur after the instructional objectives have been written. Since the media decisions will likely affect sequencing, strategies and message design, the IDC recommends that consideration be given to media selection early in the design process.
Several examples of instructional media products are included on this page for review.
Library 112
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Instructional Media Examples |
1. Camtasia Instructional Products
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