Cisco Systems CCNA 2 manual Learning objective LO, Lesson, Module caution, Optional lab

•Module

Logical groupings that comprise a course. Modules contain multiple lessons or LOs. Modules are also referred to as chapters.

•Learning objective (LO)

A statement that establishes a measurable behavioral outcome. LOs are used to organize content and to indicate how the acquisition of skills and knowledge will be measured. LOs are also referred to as terminal objectives or RLOs.

•Lesson

A set of TIs, or enabling objectives, that are grouped together and presented in a coherent format to meet an LO, or terminal objective. Lessons emphasize the role of the instructor. Learning objectives emphasize the role of the students.

•Module caution

Suggestions related to areas where difficulties may be encountered. These are especially important for syllabus development, lesson planning, and pacing.

•Optional lab

A lab that is for practice, enrichment, or differentiation.

•Essential lab

A lab that is fundamental to the course.

•Reusable Learning Object (RLO)

This is a Cisco Instructional Design term. RLOs typically consist of five to nine RIOs. In this guide, RLOs are equivalent to lessons or learning objectives.

•Reusable Information Object (RIO)

This is a Cisco Instructional Design term. In this guide, RIOs are equivalent to target indicators.

•Target indicator (TI)

TIs are also referred to as enabling objectives or RIOs. TIs typically consist of a text frame with graphics and several media content items.

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