Chris LeeMay 2011

Analysis

Design

Development

Implementation

Evaluation

Average student loan debt at graduation up 48% since 2001

86-97% of attendees of private, for-profit schools borrow to pay their tuition

Table3

Target

Learners

Actual

Status

Desired

StatusGap

Target

Learners

Actual

Status

Desired

StatusGap

4-yearprivate

for-profit24.80% 5% 19.80% 2-year 55% 100% 45%

2-yearprivate

for-profit21.00% 5% 16.00% 4-year 77% 100% 23%

StudentLoanDebtbySchoolType(Sortedbyhigh-to-lowGap)

PercentofEligibleStudentsNotApplyingfor

FinancialAidbySchoolType(Sortedbyhigh-to-lowGap)

2-yearprivate

non-profit17.30% 5% 12.30%

4-yearprivate

non-profit6.30% 5% 1.30%

Datadidnotdistinguishprivate/public/for-profit

2-yearpublic 8.50% 5% 0.50%

Demonstrate knowledge of the several types of financial aid (Needs-based, merit-based, and the individual award types: scholarships, grants, loans, work study)

After learning about the typical aid and tuition policies of private non-profit, private for-profit and public colleges, calculate the total cost of attendance (COA) of the different types of colleges

Identify “bargain” colleges

Estimate whether eligible for needs-based aid

Calculate college borrowing recommended ceiling

Why the web?• Must be accessible by students outside of school

• Availability of existing instructional material

already on the web

• Web-based research is an important part of the

performance context for selecting colleges

Will use some video, some text

enfor ced sequence

PassFail

Review,

Sequence

not enfor ced

Intermission!

Drop a new block for

Each question

you get right.

Work Study

Student Loan

Grant

“Free Money”

Money you must pay back

Money you get by working

Drag each of the items below left to the correct definition on the right.

Which Type of aid is most popular? Type answer here

What do you call aid you get because of good grades?Needs- Merit-

Based Based

What do you call aid you get because of

financial hardship? Needs- Merit-

Based Based

Questions

Presented

On-screen

One-by-one

True or False: If you declare bankruptcy, it’s

up to a judge whether you must repay student loans.

These questions

tie to learning

objectives shown

in table 5.

T F

True or False: Virtually every student is eligible for

Some kind of federal student aid.

T F

Formative• One-on-one evaluation

• Targeted field trial

Summative• Expert judgment phase

--Congruence, content, design, feasibility

• Field Trial

--Kirkpatrick