Theoretical Instructional Design Foundations for Course Activities
| Generative Learning | PBL | Collaborative Learning | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Definition | A process of building connections between existing knowledge and new information, manipulating information while thinking about how to connect it to current knowledge. | A process of constructing knowledge by working with new information identified during problem solving. Learning is not in solving the problem rather it is in investigating the information necessary to solve a problem. | An instructional method in which learners with various knowledge work together toward a common goal, learning by sharing knowledge with each other. |
| Theory | Cognitive Development | Cognitive Development | Social Learning |
| Goal of instructiona activities | Generating organizational relationships and integrated relationships | Identifying and exploring information related to context-specific ill-structured problems | Meaning making based on sharing and examining perspectives, and adjusting personal knowledge during social activities |
| Instructiona strategies | Write summaries, develop questions, create summary tables write examples, draw pictures, interpret phenomena, paraphrase, predict, use inferences | Define and explore problem, research problem, identify potential solution, test solution, analyze results of solution | Contextualized team activities, collaboratively setting team goals, identify member tasks based on competencies, collaborate on and discuss information |
| Generative Learning | PBL | Collaborative Learning | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Definition | A process of building connections between existing knowledge and new information, manipulating information while thinking about how to connect it to current knowledge. | A process of constructing knowledge by working with new information identified during problem solving. Learning is not in solving the problem rather it is in investigating the information necessary to solve a problem. | An instructional method in which learners with various knowledge work together toward a common goal, learning by sharing knowledge with each other. |
| Theory | Cognitive Development | Cognitive Development | Social Learning |
| Goal of instructiona activities | Generating organizational relationships and integrated relationships | Identifying and exploring information related to context-specific ill-structured problems | Meaning making based on sharing and examining perspectives, and adjusting personal knowledge during social activities |
| Instructiona strategies | Write summaries, develop questions, create summary tables write examples, draw pictures, interpret phenomena, paraphrase, predict, use inferences | Define and explore problem, research problem, identify potential solution, test solution, analyze results of solution | Contextualized team activities, collaboratively setting team goals, identify member tasks based on competencies, collaborate on and discuss information |