Tony Earl 'The Art and Craft of Course Design'

CV Tony Earl
Tony Earl worked as an instructional designer at Utrecht University from 1970 to 1990. Before that, he worked for various commercial companies. At Utrecht University, he organised many courses on course design for teachers and was active in educational development projects. Several publications have appeared about his projects. 
In addition, he played an important role in mentoring students in the minor education design. During this period, he used his design approach and the experiences gained from it to write his book The Art and Craft of Course Design. This book has been digitised and is available on the website.

Design Concepts

5. Installation and End Evaluation

5.1 Introduction

It’s time to close the circle, and say something about the last two activities in the course design activities cycle: the installation of the course or lesson in the learner’s programme, and the end evaluation of the design. This latter event is the moment of truth. Its result will tell you how successful you have been as a designer in thinking up, working out, testing-and-revising and installing your worked-out design.

5.2. Installation
5.3 On-the-spot desiging
5.4 End evaluation
5.5 Case study no. 6
5.6 Experiencing a ‘design’