Backward Design Process

[@roravenclaw]

You put everyone to sleep with the way you are speaking!

[@cindyunderhill1158]

Hi Sami and Mary, Of course, please use the video (or adapt it) as you see fit. I have applied a Creative Commons license to allow for re-use. Thank you for your comments.

[@ProfGreene]

A round of applause. This is well done- content & pacing & tone & your visuals- all smart & clear. Thank you for making it sharable.

[@HULKHOGAN1]

Why did your film making examples stop at stage 1. Would have been good if you followed through with evidence and activities too.

[@magistralinguae]

Beautiful video, but don't most instructors already use backward design, even if they're not familiar with that particular name? I think most of us realize our students have to know specific information or skills by the end of the semester and design activities and assessments in accordance with those goals.

[@MuhammadFarooq-co3ds]

I ve been working on and these videos are very helpful

[@titilayooladejo37]

The video is nice

[@crystalbethea8070]

What a superb video! Well done!

[@SamiGheriafi]

Likewise with Mary O'Brian? May I also put subtitles in Arabic for non-english speaking audience?

[@maryobrian9707]

Nice concise video. Can I use with educators who want to learn to be online facilitators?

[@lesleyreilly2986]

I know you have a creative commons license to allow reuse- does that include permission to caption?

[@mr.medhatomara5759]

Well done!

[@sanfranciscoprofessor2577]

Seems designed for a recent BA who is getting a teaching credential? When assigned to professors with years of experience, one is amazed to be talked down to this way. But that's not the creators' fault.

[@jorlando2001]

Actually, it's precisely the professors with years of experience who don't understand how to correctly develop learning modules, and so need this the most.