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Interactive Learning

Interactive Learning. Lisa Kolakowski EDET 603. Learning Objectives. At the end of this module, you will be able to: Comprehend Universal Design for Learning Apply UDL principals to your curriculum. Target Audience.

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Interactive Learning

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  1. Interactive Learning Lisa Kolakowski EDET 603

  2. Learning Objectives • At the end of this module, you will be able to: • Comprehend Universal Design for Learning • Apply UDL principals to your curriculum

  3. Target Audience • The target audience for this lesson is individuals involved in curriculum development, both content developers and instructional designers

  4. Plain Text Slide 1How to Write a Business Plan • A business plan consists of the Executive Summary, Company Description, Market Analysis, Organization & Management, Service or Product Line, Marketing & Sales, Funding Request, Financial Projections, and the Appendix. • Executive Summary • Considered the most important part • Tells the reader where the company stands now, where you will take the company, and why your business will be successful • Highlights only the strengths • Written last SBA.Gov. “Create your business plan.” Oct 28, 2012. <http://www.sba.gov/category/navigation-structure/starting-managing-business/starting-business/how-write-business-plan>

  5. Plain Text Slide 2How to Write a Business Plan • Company Description • Provides high-level overview of the business • Market Analysis • Illustrates your industry and market knowledge • Includes research • Organization & Management • Includes organizational structure, ownership, profiles of management team, and qualification of the board • Service or Product Line • Explains the need your service or product fills for customers

  6. Plain Text Slide 3How to Write a Business Plan • Marketing & Sales • Define your marketing strategy and your sales strategy • Funding Request • Outline of the requirements for funding • Financial Projections • Developed using historical financial data and prospective financial data • Appendix • Created only for specific readers, such as creditors

  7. Why should you use interactions? Image from http://www.cast.org/udl/

  8. How do you apply interactions? • Adobe Captivate • Appearing/disappearing text and images • Narration timed to interactions • Quiz questions • Videos • Games

  9. Interactive Slide 1How to Write a Business Plan What is it? A business plan consists of the Executive Summary, Company Description, Market Analysis, Organization & Management, Service or Product Line, Marketing & Sales, Funding Request, Financial Projections, and the Appendix.

  10. Executive Summary Market Analysis Interactive Slide 2How to Write a Business Plan Company Description Organization & Management Service or Product Line Marketing & Sales Funding Request Financial Projections Appendix

  11. Interactive Slide 3How to Write a Business Plan • Which section do you write last? • Appendix • Executive Summary • Financial Projections B. Correct! You write the executive summary last because it explains the strengths of your business plan. A. Incorrect, the appendix is not written last. Please try again. C. Incorrect, financial projections are not written last. Please try again.

  12. Recap of Interactive Tools • Appearing & disappearing text • Buttons to show additional information • Quiz questions

  13. Thanks and Questions

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