14 Instructional Strategy Decision Framework

Alexander McGlashan

This lesson facilitates the development of skills which allow students to perform basic electrical measurements within the context of a technical fundamentals course found in many Engineering Technology programs. In this lesson students cycle through a series of activities progressing through simulated, real (minimized risk), and real environments.

  • “simulated” refers to activities that are virtual or exist in a purely computer-mediated environment

Simulating a Basic Circuit Using NI Multisim

A screenshot of a YouTube video showing a simulating a basic circuit using NI multisim.
Click on the image to watch a video showing a simulating a basic circuit using NI multisim.
  • “real (minimized risk)” refers to activities that are computer-mediated, yet replicate real measurements (via a physical device plugged into the computer) within a controlled environment; a hybrid or bridge between simulated and real

Transitioning Between a Simulated MyDAQ to a Real One

A screenshot of a YouTube video showing the transition between a simulated MyDAQ to a real one.
Click on the image to watch a video showing a transition between a simulated MyDAQ to a real one.
  • “real” environment refers to activities carried out in a true lab environment only (no computer mediation)

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