"Learning from Experience in Design" After 25 years in the workplace, a BYU alum reflects on the na...

Quest speaker John Brown Seely

November 11, 2009 "What is this Thing Called Learning Engagement?" This discussion will explore ...

November 4, 2009

"Expanding Our Reach" The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints is entering new realms and us...

"What I wish I'd Known When I Started Graduate School" Six years ago, I stood up in my first semi...

"Is Instructional Design and State Government an Oxymoron?" How does instructional design occur w...

On a scale from 1 to 10, how creative do you think you are? If you say 9 or lower, you are wrong. De...

IT&T Seminar Faculty Intro 9/9/09

Dr.Merrill was the co-founder of the IP&T department. He has an international reputation in the fie...

Jon Mott, Mike Bush, Dan Standage

Steve, Dave and Joseph will present new data on the relationship between theory and practice and dis...

This presentation considers the underlying assumptions related to the use of random assignment in ed...

Sara Joy and Andrea will report on their international experiences over the summer Sara Joy in South...

Moving from ideas to actual exhibits that both engage and educate visitors in a hands-on museum sett...

This presentation teaches some simple tips to put your education and skills to work in today's uncer...

The IMS software standards committee is trying to define a practical and useful set of entities for ...

How did the department begin? How has it changed over the years? What have its contributions been?

He will present a very brief overview of electronic survey tools and how they can be used for resear...

The process of disciple-scholarship defies programmatic rules or methodology. Everyone's journey is ...

This seminar will outline major characteristics associated with studio education and examine the opp...

IP&T Seminar Jan. 7 2009

Announement of the winners of the Pulse Pen Contest!

In this presentation, we'll learn about important relationships between different subjects, making a...

Come and join the fun as we design our own great children's museum exhibits. This will be a follow-u...

Course Managment Systems dominate the teaching & learning landscape in higher education today. But r...

How can an online database be used to support language acquisition? Why use an ontology-structured ...

The creation of a theatre production: the design and journey of creating the work and how success of...

There are many factors that contribute to great children's museum exhibits. In our seminar, we will ...

Building an Argument

Bob Hayden presents, "A Difference in Learner Responses to Online Instruction with Cultural Applicat...

Building an eLearning development company from the ground up is no easy task. But, learning from an...

Charles Graham, Richard Sudweeks, Andy Gibbons, Laura Jimenez, Assunta Hardy, Tonya Tripp, and Sara ...

Dr. Stephanie Allen presents, "What Do Instructional Technologists Do When...?"

Research Project Report: Constructing vertically-scaled mathematics tests for tracking student growt...

IP&T Seminar "Deloitte eLearning" by Richard M. Cleragnol

E. Vance Randall from the Department of Educational Leadership and Foundations speaks on, "Utah Vouc...

David Bradford, founder and chairman of the board for Linking Universe, and former general counsel f...

Professional conferences provide a great opportunity to establish contacts for collaboration. Dr. W...

What is the fastest growing software company in the world (located in Orem, Utah) doing? What is web...

Stephen Smith presents on Instructional Design to Improve Your Health: A Corporate and Universities ...

Media Notes Tutorial by Charles Graham.

How a movie is designed: Animation at BYU

Dr. Andy Gibbons presents, "Generating Technological Research Questions."

Entering the Conversation: The Art of Leading a Discussion

Utilizing Distance Education for the Advancement of Teacher Preparation in Malawi

Technology Today

Biology of Learning Lecture

Light a fire for Learning Lecture

West, Rich, and Shepard IP&T Seminar

Steinhorst, Canfield, Jordan IP&T Seminar

Brian Radford IP&T Seminar

Educators increasingly rely on data in making decisions about instructors, students, programs, and i...

Class Lecture from 10/12/07 Video

Rick, Peter, and Craig have been associated with a research team at the University of Georgia that i...

XML (eXtensible Markup Language) is now of the latest buzzwords. What is it? How is it related to HT...

Do we attend to the right dimensions when we measure technology use in education and its impact?

Educational research increasingly involves "mixed method" designs involving both quantitative and qu...

This year BYU has been involved in a campus-wide project to improve the experiences of learning outc...

What have been the effects of technology on distance education? Which distance education initiatives...

Designers sometimes have the opportunity to depart from the standard usage of media and instructiona...

Dr. Evans is a molecular biologist from BYU who is living during February in Egypt. During this pres...

Karl Maeser is viewed by some as a stern, austere character, but a glimpse into his life and educati...

What are learning objects? What are their implications for instructional design?

It was not long ago that the computer and network infrastructure we enjoy today did not exist. What ...

After viewing a presentation on Merrill's First Principles, students engage with the author in a que...

The experiences of a designer in a church-sponsored design setting.

Representatives from Allen Communication Learning Services present examples of training products cre...

This is an updated version of invited testimony to the Secretary of Education's Commission on the Fu...

How do you do instructional design under tight constraints?

This seminar is a report of last week's AECT meeting in Dallas, TX. How did BYU do there? What were ...

As a participant in the Games Learning & Society '06 Conference, there was a clear undertone in the ...

This presentation will describe current value added models in five parts.

Academic programs on game design are appearing around the nation. What do they teach, and what is th...

Highlights significant innovations in testing & measurement useful in addressing the spectrum of lea...

Two IP&T alumni share their experience in assisting the university in its preparation for accredidat...

Jason McDonald and Clint Rogers report on the progress of their dissertation research.

Important principles you won't find in textbooks for doing research and evaluation studies.

School administrators, board members, and parents all want evidence that students are performing at ...

A meta-analysis of the research literative on problem-based learning produces some interesting resul...

Robert Barclay talks about Revolution Software, its use and capabilities.

Extracting information from unstructured text and databases has been well studied. What about the mi...

A Model of Technology capable of Generating Research Questions

Susan discusses solutions to problems with writing graduate course papers, graduate thesis, and how ...

The term "blended learning" is being used with increasing frequency in both academic and corporate c...

How can you do research on design and learn something about designing?

How do you determine the difficulty of problems and test items in a particular subject-matter domain...

Evaluation in Practice: Ongoing Evidence at CID

Learning Science in the 21st Century

Successful and award_winning instructional software designers address how to bring instructional the...

Jim Hadley describes the challenge of modeling content for instructional simulations.

A broader view of the research and dissertation experience framing a research program by the Graduat...

Why is that New Year's resolutions or change management interventions in business are so doomed to f...

Dr. Bunderson talks about Validity-Centered Design (VCD) and his colleague talks about five subsyste...

Dr. Egan talks about the role and effect of technology in learning and teaching.

What is assistive technology? Who can benefit from assistive technology? How do I know if someone ne...

Bonnie Anderson from the Alpine School District talks about the benefits of using software in the sc...

IP&T faculty discuss graduate student involvement in conference presentations and publications.

Harvery Black tells us what he has learned about instructive learning through television - not psych...

Herman Du Toit speaks on what museums can teach us about free choice learning in a high-tech environ...

Edward E. Green talks about using computer-based assessments and reports in reading instruction.

How does technology aid instruction in the field of Communication Disorders? The Virtual Audiometer.

J. Olin Campbell speaks on increasing learning productivity.

Question and Answer session on the topic of Instructional Design as "help"

Founder of Infobase Ventures demonstrates online tools and resources for educators and researchers. ...

Dr. David Williams and IP&T grad students discuss evaluation as help.

Dr. Gibbons, IP&T department chair, presents on instruction and instructional design as "help".

What are some of the philosophical bases of evaluation?

A history of the Instructional Psychology & Technology department at Brigham Young University