Course ID: | AGCM 3600. 3 hours. |
Course Title: | Event and Instructional Planning for Agricultural and Environmental Sciences |
Course Description: | Identification, application, and evaluation of methods and
techniques for planning events, project management, and
instruction in formal and non-formal educational settings. |
Oasis Title: | Event Instructional Plan Ag |
Prerequisite: | AGCM 1200 or COMM 1100 |
Semester Course Offered: | Offered spring semester every year. |
Grading System: | A-F (Traditional) |
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Course Objectives: | • Utilize a variety of instructional approaches and methods
appropriate for teaching agriculture and applied subjects in
non-formal learning environments.
• Develop an educational event using appropriate instructional
and event planning techniques.
• Describe methods to assess and evaluate the effectiveness of
a workshop/presentation or event. Specifically, should be able
to do the following, among other tangential issues: Develop
skills needed to propose, plan, execute, and evaluate special
events.
• Describe business and legal issues associated with event
planning, event booking, and event management.
• Plan, deliver, and evaluate an instructional event.
• Develop a budget for an instructional event.
• Market an instructional event.
• Describe and demonstrate formal and non-formal instructional
methods used for teaching agricultural and environmental
subjects.
• Demonstrate appropriate selection and use of instructional
media and technology.
• Assess and evaluate formal and non-formal instructional
methods. |
Topical Outline: | Site selection
Site management
Volunteers and committees
Contracts, legal issues, liabilities, budgets, and sponsors
Marketing an event: advertising, social media, and branding
Catering: arranging food and beverages; negotiation
Audio visual equipment used in presentations and entertainment
Designing and presenting exhibits
Registration methods: pre-conference, on-site
Etiquette and business communications
Evaluating events and instructional techniques
Designing workshops and instructional planning
Educational theory
Learning styles and social styles
Instructional planning, design, evaluation, and activities
Instructional planning for adults
Instructional planning for youth
Reusable learning objects and technology used in instructional
planning
Creating the learning environment
Facilitation skills in instruction |