Writing Learning Objectives
About the Lecture
The lecture Writing Learning Objectives by Karen Lawson is from the course Train the Trainer - Online Course (EN). It contains the following chapters:
- Introduction: Writing Learning Objectives
- Types of Objectives
- Insert: Components of Objectives
Included Quiz Questions
Learning objectives accomplish:
- Leting participants know what to expect
- Defining what the participants will know or understand
- Serving as the basis for the instructional plan
- Measuring the success of the program
Learning objectives are determined by…
- The needs assessment
- The amount of time available for the training
- The trainer’s goal
- The management’s goal
Which of the following statements are true?
- Objectives should be written from the participant’s point of view.
- Objectives should be written from the trainer’s point of view.
- Objectives should be action-oriented statements.
- Objectives should be specific about what the participant will be able to do.
Which of the following is a good example of a learning objective?
- Developing active learner-centered activities to stimulate classroom interaction
- Learning the steps in the needs assessment process
- Understanding the difference among cognitive, behavioral, and affective learning domains
- Knowing the definition of cooperative learning
Author of lecture Writing Learning Objectives
Karen Lawson
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