GROUPWORK
This page list the steps taking for a Group Project I did and part of the Instructional Design and eAuthoring module.
Our elearning resource can be found here http://hughmclain.ie/WOOF/
A quick video we shot in Week 3 detailing our plans
Robs story board for submission
Slideshare version
Articles I researched
Click here for Annotated Bibliography
Click here for Bibliography
Bentosela – Barrera – Jakovcevic – Elgier – Mustaca (2008), Effect of reinforcement, reinforcer omission and extinction on a communicative response in domestic dogs (Canis familiaris), Behavioural Processes, Volume 78, Issue 3, July 2008, Pages 464-469
dogscholar.com (2009), Choosing the Right Dog Trainer, http://dogscholar.com/choosing-the-right-dog-trainer/, accessed 7 November 2013
dogscholar.com (2010), Rubbing Your Dog’s Nose In Its Mess Is a Waste of Time For Both Owner and Pet, http://dogscholar.com/rubbing-your-dogs-nose-in-its-mess-is-a-waste-of-time-for-both-owner-and-pet/, accessed 7 November 2013
Heron – Shofer – Reisner (2009) Survey of the use and outcome of confrontational and non-confrontational training methods in client-owned dogs showing undesired behaviors, Applied Animal Behavior Science, 117, 47-54.
Yamamoto M. , Kikusui T., Ohta M. (2009), Influence of delayed timing of owners’ actions on the behaviors of their dogs, Canis familiaris, Journal of Veterinary Behavior: Clinical Applications and Research Volume 4, Issue 1 , Pages 11-18
Storyboard design of webpages by me
Webpage Sitemap by Eva
Webpage Template by Rob
My Gagné 9 Steps to instruction on teaching a dog to lie down
Evaluation
LORI Evaluation done by Eva
LORI done by Rob
Nielsens heuristics Evaluation of site done by Hugh
Here is a quick video of my daughter training our puppy after looking at the website and watching the video on teaching a dog to lie down.
3 Comments
Well done Hugh a very comprehensive and clear submission.
Wishing you and yours the best for the holidays!
Thomas
Hugh, Really well laid out and organisied. I was just thinking if you could link it to the module to put it in the right context.
Eva, thanks for that. It seemed to sit in the middle of nowhere OK. I have added a reference to the module.