Anemonë Zeneli, Kosovo
MS Teaching in Curriculum
Transformational Leadership Program Scholar '15
IDE 631 “Instructional Design and Development I” was a fantastic class. I found the course matter engaging, and Professor Koszalka brought enthusiasm and experience to every lecture that she gave. I particularly enjoyed and appreciated the practical applications, such as the Instructional Design project, as a great complement to theory. This class has changed and enriched my perspective on the analysis of learning needs and has taught me about providing students with opportunities to actively practice what they are learning.
Solyda Say, Cambodia
MS Teaching in Curriculum
Open Society Foundations CSLA Scholar '15
A few friends of mine who’d already taken IDE 631 highly recommended the course to me. They said it would change the way I thought of instructional design and development. I took a chance and enrolled in the course in my final semester in Fall 2016. The class went beyond my expectations. I learned about an instructional design process and different conceptualizations of design. The class dynamic as well as the class projects made the experience even more educational and memorable. It is an excellent foundational course for instructional design principles! Besides, I’ve employed the tools and knowledge gained from that class in my current job as an educational policy researcher in Cambodia.
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