e-Learning Lingo Podcast #27-Error Analysis
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Announcer: The e-Learning Lingo Podcast.
Mary Kay Lofurno: Hello, this is Mary Kay Lofurno, Marketing Director here at SyberWorks, and welcome to the 27th episode of the e-Learning Lingo Podcast series.
Last week, Dave Powell talked about what it means to be “legally blind” as it relates to e-Learning accessibility. This week, Dave will discuss a technique called “error analysis,” which is used in instructional design. So I ask you, “Do you know your e-Learning Lingo?”
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Mary Kay: Hi Dave, tell us about the technique “error analysis.”
David Powell: Instructors can use a variety of analysis techniques to evaluate the errors that students make in areas such as mathematical computation, grammar, language, literature interpretation and so on. Instructors then use the results of that analysis to guide further instruction.
Mary Kay Lofurno: Thanks, Dave! Have a terrific afternoon.
David Powell: You too! Talk to you soon.
Mary Kay Lofurno: This is Mary Kay Lofurno, Marketing Director at SyberWorks. Thanks for listening to episode 27 of the e-Learning Lingo Podcast. This week Dave Powell talked about error analysis. The episode 27 podcast audio and transcript will be posted on the e-Learning Lingo Podcast blog.
Next time on the e-Learning Lingo Podcast, we will talk about a term used in e-learning development. Until that time, have a great week.
Announcer: SyberWorks Podcast. Learn any time, any place.
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