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This document is a reflection by Prof. Jonathan Acuña Solano on creating content for an instructional design. The professor reflects on working with an English language fellow to create video media for instructional purposes. Through this experience, the professor learned how resources can improve student understanding and learning. The professor advises becoming independent in producing and analyzing educational resources, rather than depending on others. Self-teaching through courses or experimenting with trials and errors are recommended approaches. Creating prototypes and finding solutions to problems that arise is an important learning experience for instructors, and how instructors can best provide resources to help students accomplish learning goals.
![Reflection on Content Design 2
Prof. Jonathan Acuña Solano
My Reflection
After working for about a year with the English Language Fellow from the American
Embassy over here in Costa Rica in 2011, the creation of video media for instructional
purposes was well assimilated and has helped me think insightfully in terms how a
resource can be used to improve student understanding and deeper learning. For this
reason, I am certain that it is in the process of creating an instructional resource prototype
that the real training for us instructors really begins, and the experience we, the trainers,
gain is the most important one.
For any neophyte in media production as educational resources for courses or
programs, we always have to be in the lookout for improvement and analysis [following
the ADDIE model principles]. I would not call myself an expert on media production of
educational resources, but it takes time to develop the competencies needed to become
independent in terms of production and analytical to envision what is needed to help
students learn. Avoid depending on others and try two different things, depending on
what your learning style is:
a. Self-teach yourself as much as you can, so you do not have to depend on others
for any instructional design resource production.](data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAIAAAAAAAP///yH5BAEAAAAALAAAAAABAAEAAAIBRAA7)
