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Richard L. Bell,José Manuel Leit?oocess to help faculty members think deeply about course objectives and instructional design; whereas, the military, government, and corporate sectors implement the development process to create eLearning solutions. Identifying the most appropriate instructional model during the analysis and design p

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Empirical Software Security Assurance be applied in a structured yet flexible way. This approach, as with most approaches, provides a structure to the process along with procedural steps that can be looked upon as rules that give the developer a roadmap to follow to give them a reliable means ending in the desired end product. Yet ther

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Finite-Size Effects in Wave TurbulenceThree main design standards have been used to create learning objects that adhere to the four previously mentioned principles. The first two standards resulted from computer programming, another field that is concerned with building complex structures (programs) from smaller pieces or modules of computer code functionality (Boyle and Cook 2001).

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The Reusability Paradox,However, this is not a panacea as there are skeptics of reusable learning objects. David Wiley of Brigham Young University has developed the Reusability Paradox which has been summarized by D’Arcy Norman of the University of Calgary as: