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email.hidden@example.com (Jim West) — Fri, 02 Nov 2007 07:39:59 +0000

Jim West edited Wiki Post # 4

Students will be given a multiple choice test to evaluate how well they can recall the information about how to connect a wireless router to a PC. Graphical images of the Ethernet cords, a router and AC adapters will also be included to determine if the user knows how to distinguish these different items from one another. Finally, there will also be some short answer questions for the student to answer to see if they understand the concept of a WEP Key and an IP address.
Course Level Objectives:
Level Objectives Sprechen Sie Deutsch? Objectives
1.0 Given the instructional tutorial "Setting up a Wireless Router," a Linksys wireless router, a PC with an Ethernet card, AC adapter power chord, and the appropriate wireless router equipment, learners will be able to:
Identify the equipment needed to set up a wireless router, including a PC

Wiki Post # 4

email.hidden@example.com (Jim West) — Fri, 02 Nov 2007 07:36:47 +0000

Jim West edited Wiki Post # 4

Students will be given a multiple choice test to evaluate how well they can recall the information about how to connect a wireless router to a PC. Graphical images of the Ethernet cords, a router and AC adapters will also be included to determine if the user knows how to distinguish these different items from one another. Finally, there will also be some short answer questions for the student to answer to see if they understand the concept of a WEP Key and an IP address.
Course Level Objectives:
Level Objectives Objectives Sprechen Sie Deutsch?
1.0 Given the instructional tutorial "Setting up a Wireless Router," a Linksys wireless router, a PC with an Ethernet card, AC adapter power chord, and the appropriate wireless router equipment, learners will be able to:
Identify the equipment needed to set up a wireless router, including a PC

Skills Inventory

email.hidden@example.com (Brandon Payne) — Fri, 23 Mar 2007 09:47:31 +0000

Brandon Payne edited Skills Inventory

Lectora - 2
(William Walton)
Project Manager - 5
Instructional Designer - 3
Interaction designer - 4
Writing and editing - 2
Creating and editing video - 5
Creating and editing audio - 4
Lectora - 4
(Brandon Payne)
Project Manager:
Primary - Dan Parrish
Secondary - Brandon Payne
Instructional Designer:
Primary - Wally Walton
Secondary - Brandon and Dan
Interaction Designer:
Primary - Brandon Payne
Secondary - Dan Parrish
Writing and Editing:
Primary - Wally Walton
Secondary - Brandon and Dan
Creating and Editing Video:
Primary - Brandon Payne
Secondary - Wally Walton
Creating and Editing audio:
Primary - Dan Parrish
Secondary - Wally and Brandon
Lectora:
Primary - Dan, Brandon
Secondary - Wally
Since Wally has Writing and Editing, and Instructional Designer; 98% of his part will be comlpeted after the storyboard stage. So Dan and I decided that Wally
will mainly be in charge for revisions and making those chan

Skills Inventory

email.hidden@example.com (Dan Parrish) — Fri, 23 Mar 2007 08:27:37 +0000

Dan Parrish commented on Skills Inventory

Whom ever is the last person to post, can you do the step 3, and put people in the lead responsibitiy and backup spots? I have to go to class so I can't.

Skills Inventory

no.email.given@example.com (Anonymous) — Fri, 23 Mar 2007 08:06:58 +0000

Anonymous edited Skills Inventory

Lectora - 3
(Dan Parrish)
Project manager - 2
Instructional designer - 4
Interaction designer - 4
Writing and editing - 4
Creating and editing video - 5
Creating and editing audio - 3
Lectora - 2
(William Walton)

Skills Inventory

email.hidden@example.com (Dan Parrish) — Fri, 23 Mar 2007 06:46:33 +0000

Dan Parrish added Skills Inventory

Positions

Project manager - 5

Instructional designer - 3

Interaction designer - 4

Writing and editing - 2

Creating and editing video - 3

Creating and editing audio - 3

Lectora - 3

(Dan Parrish)

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email.hidden@example.com (Dan Parrish) — Fri, 23 Mar 2007 06:45:38 +0000

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Wiki post 4

email.hidden@example.com (Dan Parrish) — Fri, 23 Mar 2007 06:43:06 +0000

Dan Parrish added Wiki post 4

Positions

Project manager - 5

Instructional designer - 3

Interaction designer - 4

Writing and editing - 2

Creating and editing video - 3

Creating and editing audio - 3

Lectora - 3

(Dan Parrish)

Group Project 3 - Instructional Strategies

email.hidden@example.com (William Walton) — Wed, 21 Mar 2007 18:10:47 +0000

William Walton edited Group Project 3 - Instructional Strategies

Arouse Intrest and
Motivation
Cant connect your Nintendo Wii to the connect24 because figure out which cables go where, and how they operate. Well this module is for you do not have wireless signal in your house? then.
In this section you will learn how to connect a wireless router to your PC so that you can have a wireless network in your home or office.
Establish Purpose
At this point you have spent the money on wireless router and want it connected so that your invesnt does not become waste. So how about we get started on connecting the wireless router to the PC.
Focus Attention
You are excited have sp

Group Project 3 - Instructional Strategies

email.hidden@example.com (Brandon Payne) — Tue, 20 Mar 2007 20:07:52 +0000

Brandon Payne edited Group Project 3 - Instructional Strategies

Group Project 3 - Instructional Strategies

email.hidden@example.com (Brandon Payne) — Sun, 18 Mar 2007 16:50:24 +0000

Brandon Payne edited Group Project 3 - Instructional Strategies

Focus Attention
Have you ever thought about just picking up your laptop and running around with it. Now while you are running around, think about how you could also be using the internet at the same time. Nice idea? No, it’s not just an idea, it’s a reality that you will soon know.
your linxus linksys wireless router to your pc. But with the concepts you will learn in this lesson, you will be able to connect other routers to computers.
At the end of this lesson, you will be presented with a short multiple choice question to test what you have learned in this section. (To help focus the attention, the learners will be presented with some animation, pictures, and possible some audio)
Employ Learning Strategies
• Confirm all changes
Practice
There is are a few thing things that you need to remember so you can apply this knowledge to multiple situations.
-For initially
-When connec

Group Project 3 - Instructional Strategies

email.hidden@example.com (Dan Parrish) — Fri, 09 Mar 2007 09:20:07 +0000

Dan Parrish commented on Group Project 3 - Instructional Strategies

I used brandon's part(part 2) as a outline for my part (part 3) to achieve optimal instructional alignment.

Group Project 3 - Instructional Strategies

email.hidden@example.com (Dan Parrish) — Fri, 09 Mar 2007 09:16:27 +0000

Dan Parrish edited Group Project 3 - Instructional Strategies

I’m sorry, the correct answer is b. ipconfig. You can access your current IP address by typing that in at the C:> command prompt.
Please go back to review this current section or proceed to the next section in this instructional module.
Lesson/Module Name: Module 3.0 - Connecting your pc to your wireless router
Introduction
Deploy Attention;
Arouse Interest and Motivation
So now that you have your wireless router plugged in, and secure...what is left too do? You might be thinking “Whatchu talkin' 'bout, Willis?”. I am talking about actually connecting your pc to your wireless router.
In this section of the instructional module, you will actually connect your pc to your wireless router!
Establish Purpose
• Apply the correct procedures in the wireless router’s properties. (Procedure)
• Select the necessary actions to be able to connect to the wireless network. (Procedure)
• Connect to the wireless router’s signal when in range. (Procedure)
Prev

Group Project 3 - Instructional Strategies

email.hidden@example.com (Jim West) — Fri, 09 Mar 2007 08:00:05 +0000

Jim West commented on Group Project 3 - Instructional Strategies

I have reviewed what you have so far and your group has done a top notch job with the instructional strategies. No changes from a design standpoint. You may want to do a final grammar/spelling scrub. This is excellent!

Group Project 3 - Instructional Strategies

email.hidden@example.com (Wally Walton) — Fri, 09 Mar 2007 05:24:33 +0000

Wally Walton edited Group Project 3 - Instructional Strategies

Process
Information
At this point you have spent the money on wireless router and want it connected so that your invesnt does not become waste. So how about we get started on connecting the wireless router to the PC.
Focus Attention
You are excited to get your wireless router connected to your PC, so you can play XBOX Live with your friends back home. They really need your help in Halo 2 mission but you dont have your wireless router connected to come in and save the day.
At the end of this lesson, you will be presented with a short multiple choice test to determine if you the learner have gained any knowledge from this lesson. (To help focus attention, there will be audio and video of Halo 2 mission.)
Employ Learning Strategies
(Each step will be presented on its own slide and have its own picture to give the learner an aid for recalling the steps.)
Connect the AC adapter to the back of the router and the other end the wall outlet.
Connect the Ethernet co

Group Project 3 - Instructional Strategies

email.hidden@example.com (Wally Walton) — Fri, 09 Mar 2007 04:27:03 +0000

Wally Walton edited Group Project 3 - Instructional Strategies

Recall Prior
Knowledge
You as a learner will need to be able to:
Be able to remove router and cords from the box.
Know what an AC adapter is.
Know what an Ethernet cord is.
Definations and other helpful information will be displayed on the side of the module so you will be an expert.
Process
Information

Group Project 3 - Instructional Strategies

email.hidden@example.com (Wally Walton) — Fri, 09 Mar 2007 00:44:41 +0000

Wally Walton edited Group Project 3 - Instructional Strategies

Lesson/Module Name: Module 1.0 - Installing the Hardware
Introduction
Deploy Attention;
Arouse Intrest and
Motivation
Having trouble connecting your wireless router to your Personal computer? Cant connect your Nintendo Wii to the connect24 because you do not have wireless signal in your house?
In this section you will learn how to connect a wireless router to your PC so that you can have a wireless network in your home or office.
Establish Purpose
Identify the equipment needed to set up a wireless router, including a PC with an Ethernet card, wireless router, AC adapter power cord, and Ethernet cord. (Declarative Knowledge)
Describe the use of the wireless adapter equipment, including a PC with an Ethercard, a wireless router, AC adapter power cord, and Ethernet cord. (Declarative, Conceptual)
Connect a PC to a wireless router correctly. (Procedural, Psychomotor)
Connect to the internet successfully using a wireless router. (Procedural)
Preview Lesson
This part of t

Group Project 3 - Instructional Strategies

email.hidden@example.com (Brandon Payne) — Thu, 08 Mar 2007 16:10:06 +0000

Brandon Payne edited Group Project 3 - Instructional Strategies

Group Project 3 - Instructional Strategies

email.hidden@example.com (Brandon Payne) — Thu, 08 Mar 2007 16:09:52 +0000

Brandon Payne added Group Project 3 - Instructional Strategies

Lesson/Module Name: Module 2.0 - Using WEP security

Introduction

Deploy Attention;

Arouse Interest and Motivation

Wiki Post # 4

email.hidden@example.com (Brandon Payne) — Wed, 07 Mar 2007 10:10:36 +0000

Brandon Payne edited Wiki Post # 4

Students will be given a multiple choice test to evaluate how well they can recall the information about how to connect a wireless router to a PC. Graphical images of the Ethernet cords, a router and AC adapters will also be included to determine if the user knows how to distinguish these different items from one another. Finally, there will also be some short answer questions for the student to answer to see if they understand the concept of a WEP Key and an IP address.
Course Level Objectives:
1.0Course Level Objectives
1.0 Given the instructional tutorial "Setting up a Wireless Router," a Linksys wireless router, a PC with an Ethernet card, AC adapter power chord, a Ethernet cord, and the appropriate wireless router equipment, learners will be able to:
Remove