Comments on: Instructional Design Law & Order-style http://janetclarey.com/2008/02/13/instructional-design-law-order-style/ Spinning the Social Web Thu, 17 May 2012 05:40:00 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.2 By: The Technology Advantage » Instructional Design Law & Order-style http://janetclarey.com/2008/02/13/instructional-design-law-order-style/comment-page-1/#comment-4326 The Technology Advantage » Instructional Design Law & Order-style Thu, 01 Jul 2010 19:38:50 +0000 http://janetclarey.com/?p=525#comment-4326 [...] Instructional Design Law & Order-style — Janet Clarey. [...] [...] Instructional Design Law & Order-style — Janet Clarey. [...]

]]> By: Xyleme Learning Blog » Blog Archive http://janetclarey.com/2008/02/13/instructional-design-law-order-style/comment-page-1/#comment-2873 Xyleme Learning Blog » Blog Archive Fri, 15 Feb 2008 17:47:55 +0000 http://janetclarey.com/?p=525#comment-2873 [...] In the learning content world, the SCORM standards are how we make sure the technology works for the people who use it. So that the instructional designers, whose time is more valuable when it’s used to spark aha! moments than reformatting their instructional materials, can get done with their highest value work in time to watch Law & Order. [...] [...] In the learning content world, the SCORM standards are how we make sure the technology works for the people who use it. So that the instructional designers, whose time is more valuable when it’s used to spark aha! moments than reformatting their instructional materials, can get done with their highest value work in time to watch Law & Order. [...]

]]> By: Janet Clarey http://janetclarey.com/2008/02/13/instructional-design-law-order-style/comment-page-1/#comment-2872 Janet Clarey Fri, 15 Feb 2008 11:48:46 +0000 http://janetclarey.com/?p=525#comment-2872 My favorite is the SVU variety although I do love Criminal Intent too. Perhaps there's a L&O Facebook group I can join... My favorite is the SVU variety although I do love Criminal Intent too.

Perhaps there’s a L&O Facebook group I can join…

]]> By: Janet Clarey http://janetclarey.com/2008/02/13/instructional-design-law-order-style/comment-page-1/#comment-5146 Janet Clarey Fri, 15 Feb 2008 11:48:00 +0000 http://janetclarey.com/?p=525#comment-5146 My favorite is the SVU variety although I do love Criminal Intent too. Perhaps there's a L&O; Facebook group I can join... My favorite is the SVU variety although I do love Criminal Intent too.

Perhaps there’s a L&O; Facebook group I can join…

]]> By: Karyn Romeis http://janetclarey.com/2008/02/13/instructional-design-law-order-style/comment-page-1/#comment-2871 Karyn Romeis Thu, 14 Feb 2008 10:40:43 +0000 http://janetclarey.com/?p=525#comment-2871 Good analogy! I'm not sure that I'll ever see the show in the same light again! I have to say that the thing I find most irritating about L&O is that "plunk-plunk" noise that accompanies the black-screen-with-white-text that tells you where the next scene plays out. It's like "Aargh!" I'm not a fan of the original flavour, but I'm an ardent follower of Vincent D'Onofrio's Bobby Goren in Criminal Intent. I'm also quite keen in SVU, but my husband can't abide anything that deals with sexual crimes, so, if he's in the room, I have to switch channels. Good analogy! I’m not sure that I’ll ever see the show in the same light again!

I have to say that the thing I find most irritating about L&O is that “plunk-plunk” noise that accompanies the black-screen-with-white-text that tells you where the next scene plays out. It’s like “Aargh!”

I’m not a fan of the original flavour, but I’m an ardent follower of Vincent D’Onofrio’s Bobby Goren in Criminal Intent. I’m also quite keen in SVU, but my husband can’t abide anything that deals with sexual crimes, so, if he’s in the room, I have to switch channels.

]]> By: Karyn Romeis http://janetclarey.com/2008/02/13/instructional-design-law-order-style/comment-page-1/#comment-5145 Karyn Romeis Thu, 14 Feb 2008 10:40:00 +0000 http://janetclarey.com/?p=525#comment-5145 Good analogy! I'm not sure that I'll ever see the show in the same light again! I have to say that the thing I find most irritating about L&O is that "plunk-plunk" noise that accompanies the black-screen-with-white-text that tells you where the next scene plays out. It's like "Aargh!" I'm not a fan of the original flavour, but I'm an ardent follower of Vincent D'Onofrio's Bobby Goren in Criminal Intent. I'm also quite keen in SVU, but my husband can't abide anything that deals with sexual crimes, so, if he's in the room, I have to switch channels. Good analogy! I’m not sure that I’ll ever see the show in the same light again!

I have to say that the thing I find most irritating about L&O is that “plunk-plunk” noise that accompanies the black-screen-with-white-text that tells you where the next scene plays out. It’s like “Aargh!”

I’m not a fan of the original flavour, but I’m an ardent follower of Vincent D’Onofrio’s Bobby Goren in Criminal Intent. I’m also quite keen in SVU, but my husband can’t abide anything that deals with sexual crimes, so, if he’s in the room, I have to switch channels.

]]> By: Maria Hlas http://janetclarey.com/2008/02/13/instructional-design-law-order-style/comment-page-1/#comment-2870 Maria Hlas Wed, 13 Feb 2008 15:48:04 +0000 http://janetclarey.com/?p=525#comment-2870 Oh man this is funny and a very good example. I too am a Law and Order junkie, especially the Special Victims Unit and Criminal Intent versions. Since I watch in syndication (i.e you can watch one from 200o and then the next one is from 2007), I have a hard time even telling where exactly the personal storylines are (Is Elliot back with his wife? The first time? The second time? And which partner is Chris Noth with now? And what order were these chicks in anyway?!) One thing they do is lead you down one path with a suspect and motive and then change it when new information is discovered. Not a bad way to keep a course interesting either. Especially for some kind of required training, using a theme like this and also having them think about things themselves can help when you put things like this online. Of course you would need to get the blessing of the powers that be and walk that fine line between making it interesting and annoying people with your creative treatment of information. Oh man this is funny and a very good example. I too am a Law and Order junkie, especially the Special Victims Unit and Criminal Intent versions. Since I watch in syndication (i.e you can watch one from 200o and then the next one is from 2007), I have a hard time even telling where exactly the personal storylines are (Is Elliot back with his wife? The first time? The second time? And which partner is Chris Noth with now? And what order were these chicks in anyway?!) One thing they do is lead you down one path with a suspect and motive and then change it when new information is discovered. Not a bad way to keep a course interesting either.

Especially for some kind of required training, using a theme like this and also having them think about things themselves can help when you put things like this online. Of course you would need to get the blessing of the powers that be and walk that fine line between making it interesting and annoying people with your creative treatment of information.

]]> By: Maria Hlas http://janetclarey.com/2008/02/13/instructional-design-law-order-style/comment-page-1/#comment-5144 Maria Hlas Wed, 13 Feb 2008 15:48:00 +0000 http://janetclarey.com/?p=525#comment-5144 Oh man this is funny and a very good example. I too am a Law and Order junkie, especially the Special Victims Unit and Criminal Intent versions. Since I watch in syndication (i.e you can watch one from 200o and then the next one is from 2007), I have a hard time even telling where exactly the personal storylines are (Is Elliot back with his wife? The first time? The second time? And which partner is Chris Noth with now? And what order were these chicks in anyway?!) One thing they do is lead you down one path with a suspect and motive and then change it when new information is discovered. Not a bad way to keep a course interesting either. Especially for some kind of required training, using a theme like this and also having them think about things themselves can help when you put things like this online. Of course you would need to get the blessing of the powers that be and walk that fine line between making it interesting and annoying people with your creative treatment of information. Oh man this is funny and a very good example. I too am a Law and Order junkie, especially the Special Victims Unit and Criminal Intent versions. Since I watch in syndication (i.e you can watch one from 200o and then the next one is from 2007), I have a hard time even telling where exactly the personal storylines are (Is Elliot back with his wife? The first time? The second time? And which partner is Chris Noth with now? And what order were these chicks in anyway?!) One thing they do is lead you down one path with a suspect and motive and then change it when new information is discovered. Not a bad way to keep a course interesting either.

Especially for some kind of required training, using a theme like this and also having them think about things themselves can help when you put things like this online. Of course you would need to get the blessing of the powers that be and walk that fine line between making it interesting and annoying people with your creative treatment of information.

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