by Hazwani Mohd Dah
Tuesday, November 27, 2012
Tuesday, November 20, 2012
# Week 11 : Multimedia Courseware Evaluation
As what I told about evaluation before, it is about giving questionnaire to the user, they answer and rate for it.( this is just one of the methods )
So, today Mr Juhazren asks us to find for some example of evaluation form, specifically for a courseware. We are also have to define between the formative and summative evaluation.
So, I come out with this which this is clearly define.
And about the evaluation form, we realize that there are different groups of people included in the evluation, which are the developer (among us), the users (students and teachers) and the expert (either in design or the content presented).
The evaluation form questionnaires for the experts should be more depth and specific.
Tuesday, November 13, 2012
# Week 10 : Mid Term Break!
Y. U. H. U. U !!
it is mid term break :)
Errr, but we have assignment to be presented next week!
Don't cry.
Verily, with hardship, there is relief. (94:6)
I am sorry, Allah. Let's gear up for Ummah!!
Tuesday, November 6, 2012
# Week 9 : Prototype Presentation
Last week was the most tired-mind week, where we have to work 24/7 just for the coursework.
Since i am not really good in flash ( i admit that ), I have to re-read all of the notes that I learn during my authoring class in last semester.
Hence the progression is a bit slow yet i am impressed with the commitment given from the two smart men in my group. Both are a kind father and really good in managing their time for family, job and study. Allah bless them.
So, this is the prototype of our group work, which we made it purposely for preschool students.
It is good to know that other groups are doing for several level of users. They are doing really great with the prototype. Hamdulillah. Excellent teachers we have here in UTM :)
So, they are coming with these topics for their courseware:
Group 2 - Water cycle
Group 3 - Hand tools
Group 4 - Hajj
Congratulation all!
Tuesday, October 30, 2012
# Week 8 : Testing and evaluating
Today, we learn about how important the testing and evaluating phase in developing a courseware.
Testing software for accessibility and usability will be needed at many stages in the lifecycle of a courseware.
However, the most effective time to test and evaluate a software product is during development, so that unnecessary barriers are not incorporated into a design.
As for me, this phase is really important and it really reflects our work. Either it is really prepared or vice versa. Either we are conscious enough with the needs of our users or not.

At the first time, I feel a bit puzzle on what is the differentiation of both testing and evaluating. Then after the class session, I come out with:
TESTING : running the courseware, checking on all of the navigations either it work or not, the usabilitywhileEVALUATING : is, we give some questionnaire, and the user answer and rate it
Anyway, let's gear up!!!
Tuesday, October 23, 2012
# Week 7 : Multimedia Development
Our courseware development is in progress.
Oh Allah, please ease everything.
Tuesday, October 16, 2012
# Week 6 : Need Analysis
Since we are so near in developing our own courseware, the lecturer emphasize on the need analysis.
The information gleaned from a needs analysis can be used to help us define our goals.
So, here is one of the models that we can use.
Throughout the process, we have to come out with the flow chart, which it makes the process easier to be documented.
I never know that different shapes in flowchart represent something.
So, today I really learn something new. Hamdulillah. Alright peeps, let me share it with you.
The information gleaned from a needs analysis can be used to help us define our goals.
So, here is one of the models that we can use.
Throughout the process, we have to come out with the flow chart, which it makes the process easier to be documented.
I never know that different shapes in flowchart represent something.
So, today I really learn something new. Hamdulillah. Alright peeps, let me share it with you.
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