Research by Design

Research by Design, available at $19.99, has an average rating of 5, with 34 lectures, 2 quizzes, based on 3 reviews, and has 256 subscribers.

You will learn about Define and explain the concept of design-based research and how it differs from other research methodologies. Formulate effective research questions that address both design and impact, bridging the gap between theory and practice in design-based research. Understand the process of iterative design, including the importance of trial and error, testing, analysis, and iteration in improving a design. Appreciate the role of collaboration in design-based research, including working with various stakeholders and co-creating knowledge. Balance theory and practice in design-based research, using a theoretical framework to guide initial design and then verify using data. Apply the practices of reflection and revision in design-based research. Understand the role of context in design-based research. Identify common challenges in design-based research and develop strategies to overcome these challenges. Apply the knowledge and skills gained in this course to a small-scale design-based research project. This course is ideal for individuals who are Undergraduate Students: Specifically, students pursuing degrees in fields such as Education, Psychology, Computer Science, or Design might find this course particularly relevant. It can serve as an excellent primer for those interested in design, human-computer interaction, or educational technology. or Aspiring Researchers: Those planning to embark on a career in research, especially in areas that involve the design and testing of interventions, technologies, or educational programs, would find this course beneficial. or Educators and Instructional Designers: Professionals involved in designing educational experiences or curriculum could gain valuable insights into how their designs impact learning and how they can systematically study and improve these designs. or Product Designers and Developers: Individuals involved in the creation and improvement of user-centered products or services may gain new perspectives on how to approach their design processes and measure impact. or Curious Learners: Anyone with an interest in research, design, or the intersection of the two could gain valuable insights from this course. If you're curious about how design impacts the world around you and how to study it effectively, this course could be an excellent fit. It is particularly useful for Undergraduate Students: Specifically, students pursuing degrees in fields such as Education, Psychology, Computer Science, or Design might find this course particularly relevant. It can serve as an excellent primer for those interested in design, human-computer interaction, or educational technology. or Aspiring Researchers: Those planning to embark on a career in research, especially in areas that involve the design and testing of interventions, technologies, or educational programs, would find this course beneficial. or Educators and Instructional Designers: Professionals involved in designing educational experiences or curriculum could gain valuable insights into how their designs impact learning and how they can systematically study and improve these designs. or Product Designers and Developers: Individuals involved in the creation and improvement of user-centered products or services may gain new perspectives on how to approach their design processes and measure impact. or Curious Learners: Anyone with an interest in research, design, or the intersection of the two could gain valuable insights from this course. If you're curious about how design impacts the world around you and how to study it effectively, this course could be an excellent fit.

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Title: Research by Design

Price: $19.99

Average Rating: 5

Number of Lectures: 34

Number of Quizzes: 2

Number of Published Lectures: 34

Number of Published Quizzes: 2

Number of Curriculum Items: 36

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 36

Original Price: €44.99

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What You Will Learn

• Define and explain the concept of design-based research and how it differs from other research methodologies.
• Formulate effective research questions that address both design and impact, bridging the gap between theory and practice in design-based research.
• Understand the process of iterative design, including the importance of trial and error, testing, analysis, and iteration in improving a design.
• Appreciate the role of collaboration in design-based research, including working with various stakeholders and co-creating knowledge.
• Balance theory and practice in design-based research, using a theoretical framework to guide initial design and then verify using data.
• Apply the practices of reflection and revision in design-based research.
• Understand the role of context in design-based research.
• Identify common challenges in design-based research and develop strategies to overcome these challenges.
• Apply the knowledge and skills gained in this course to a small-scale design-based research project.

Who Should Attend

• Undergraduate Students: Specifically, students pursuing degrees in fields such as Education, Psychology, Computer Science, or Design might find this course particularly relevant. It can serve as an excellent primer for those interested in design, human-computer interaction, or educational technology.
• Aspiring Researchers: Those planning to embark on a career in research, especially in areas that involve the design and testing of interventions, technologies, or educational programs, would find this course beneficial.
• Educators and Instructional Designers: Professionals involved in designing educational experiences or curriculum could gain valuable insights into how their designs impact learning and how they can systematically study and improve these designs.
• Product Designers and Developers: Individuals involved in the creation and improvement of user-centered products or services may gain new perspectives on how to approach their design processes and measure impact.
• Curious Learners: Anyone with an interest in research, design, or the intersection of the two could gain valuable insights from this course. If you're curious about how design impacts the world around you and how to study it effectively, this course could be an excellent fit.

Target Audiences

• Undergraduate Students: Specifically, students pursuing degrees in fields such as Education, Psychology, Computer Science, or Design might find this course particularly relevant. It can serve as an excellent primer for those interested in design, human-computer interaction, or educational technology.
• Aspiring Researchers: Those planning to embark on a career in research, especially in areas that involve the design and testing of interventions, technologies, or educational programs, would find this course beneficial.
• Educators and Instructional Designers: Professionals involved in designing educational experiences or curriculum could gain valuable insights into how their designs impact learning and how they can systematically study and improve these designs.
• Product Designers and Developers: Individuals involved in the creation and improvement of user-centered products or services may gain new perspectives on how to approach their design processes and measure impact.
• Curious Learners: Anyone with an interest in research, design, or the intersection of the two could gain valuable insights from this course. If you're curious about how design impacts the world around you and how to study it effectively, this course could be an excellent fit.