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An Instructional Module on Replacing Your Legacy Windows Operating System http://ltec690.wix.com/linux-mint17 Dal Wong TCC 2015 Aloha! Dal Wong Masters Candidate LTEC University of Hawaii Manoa Background Systems Support

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An Instructional Module on Replacing Your Legacy Windows Operating System

http://ltec690.wix.com/linux-mint17

Dal Wong – TCC 2015

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Aloha!

  • Dal Wong
  • Master’s Candidate
  • LTEC University of Hawaii Manoa
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Background

 Systems Support Representative

 Hawaii and Pacific based clients  Database and web servers, user workstations

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Presentation

  • Project introduction
  • Project planning process
  • Literature Review
  • Design tools for module development
  • Module
  • Future Development
  • Summary
  • Questions
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Viewer Poll

What type of computer system do you primarily use?

  • a. Linux
  • b. Chrome OS
  • c. Windows
  • d. OS X
  • e. Other
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Viewer Poll

Have you ever installed software on your computer?

  • a. Yes
  • b. No
  • c. Don’t know
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Instructional design module on installing and

converting a computer operating system

Objectives:

  • Introduce alternative operating system

to legacy Windows operating system users

  • Teach new operating system installation
  • Extend the life of older computers

Project

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Project Planning Process

Choose topic Literature review Consider audience

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Project Planning Process

Decide on format Select software Develop module

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Audience Influences Design Choices

Students in University of Hawaii Outreach

College

Adults returning to school Typically older population – not undergrads Possibly have older computer equipment

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Educational Concepts

Visual presentation and audio

narration (Swann, 2014)

Self paced (Brody, Chan, & Caputi,

2010)

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Educational Concepts

Account for different learning

styles

Visual Audio No time limit

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Design Tools

Wix to develop module

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Design Tools

 Google Forms integrated into Wix  User self assessment

Self-Assessment

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Design Tools

 Audacity  Creating MP3 narration files with Audacity

and integrating into Wix

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Design Tools

 PowerPoint and LibreOffice Impress  Create Portable Network Graphics (.png)

images and embed into Wix

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What Didn’t Work

Blendspace Schoology

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Website Tour

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Site Navigation

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Lesson 1 Introduction

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Module Objectives

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Glossary

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Win XP Background

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Linux Background

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Installation Instructions

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Step-by-step Instructions

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DVD Burning Instructions

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Installation Complete! What next?

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Testing Knowledge

End of module test Self assessment Understanding of software upgrade

procedures

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Incorporate testing feedback for online

confirmation

Streamline lesson flow Continued product improvement

Recommendations for Future Development

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Summary

Intro to software modification Reinforce Learning

Hands-on training sessions Individual computers for participants for

practice

Pre-configured Linux Mint computers for

familiarization

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Thank You!

  • Dr. Irvine, LTEC Faculty and Staff
  • Critical Friends: Dave and Ken
  • LTEC 690 – Spring 2015
  • Participants
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Questions?

http://ltec690.wix.com/linux-mint17 dalwyncw@hawaii.edu