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Direct linkObilade, Titilola T.; Burton, John K. – Quarterly Review of Distance Education, 2015
This textual content analysis set out to determine the extent to which the theories, principles, and guidelines in 4 standard books of instructional design and technology were also addressed in 4 popular books on web design. The standard books on instructional design and the popular books on web design were chosen by experts in the fields. The…
Descriptors: Content Analysis, Instructional Design, Electronic Publishing, Textbook Content
Pomales-Garcia, Cristina; Lopez, Angel D.; Liu, Yili – American Journal of Distance Education, 2010
This study investigates and compares the relative importance of Web module design dimensions and their attributes as perceived by student participants in a research study and those defined by a selected group of researchers in the literature. We aim to understand whether the dimensions of clarity, organization, structure, visual/aesthetical…
Descriptors: Student Attitudes, Distance Education, Learning Modules, Content Analysis
Download full textPasternack, Steve; Utt, Sandra H. – 1985
A study was conducted to examine newspaper readers' responses to front page design and to explore the perceived differences among traditional, modern, and modular formats of newspaper design. Slides of the front pages of 10 pairs of competing daily newspapers were shown to 91 journalism students. After viewing three slides for each paper, subjects…
Descriptors: Attitudes, Comparative Analysis, Content Analysis, Design Preferences
