Create structured course designs with learning objectives, lesson plans, and assessments.
Workflow
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Needs Analysis - Gather requirements:
- Clarify the target audience and learning needs
- Determine course goals and expected outcomes
- Analyze existing resources and constraints
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Content Planning - Structure the curriculum:
- Divide the course into modules and units
- Determine the core knowledge points of each module
- Plan the learning sequence of knowledge points
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Activity Design - Design teaching activities:
- Design teaching activities for each knowledge point
- Plan practical exercises and projects
- Design interactive and discussion sessions
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Assessment Design - Build assessment plan:
- Design assessment methods and standards
- Create assessment tools and rubrics
- Plan assessment time points
Example: Learning Objective (Bloom's Taxonomy)
## Module 3: REST API Design
**Learning Objective:** By the end of this module, students will be able to:
- [Remember] List the HTTP methods and their idempotency properties
- [Understand] Explain the difference between PUT and PATCH
- [Apply] Design a RESTful API for a given resource with proper status codes
- [Analyze] Evaluate an existing API design for REST compliance violations
**Assessment:** Design a REST API for a library management system (rubric below)
| Criteria | Excellent (4) | Good (3) | Needs Work (2) |
|-------------------|----------------------------------|-----------------------|------------------------|
| Resource naming | Consistent plural nouns | Mostly consistent | Inconsistent naming |
| HTTP methods | Correct methods, idempotent | Minor method misuse | Incorrect methods |
| Status codes | Appropriate codes for all cases | Missing edge cases | Generic 200/500 only |
Output Format
The course design should include the following parts:
- Basic Course Information: Course name, target audience, total duration
- Course Objectives: Overall objectives and specific learning objectives
- Course Outline: Module division and content overview
- Detailed Teaching Plan: Teaching arrangements for each lesson
- Assessment Plan: Assessment methods and standards
- Resource List: Required teaching resources
Best Practices
- Ensure learning objectives are clear and measurable (use Bloom's verbs)
- Keep content progressive, from shallow to deep
- Balance theoretical learning and practical application
- Assessment methods should align with learning objectives
Keywords
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