Extension education is usually informal. Rather than in a classroom for a grade, the education we carry out may take place in a field, in a kitchen, over the phone, or as someone reads the Web or a publication. But we're still educating people - helping them learn information they can use to make decisions in their lives. Even though the various media we use to education have changed, the guiding values of Extension education have rung true for years. You might want to print this page to keep on your desk or in your orientation notebook.
Educational design is a process.
Follow these 10 steps to develop programs that include a variety of teaching methods to reach many learners. Designing Educational Programs and Materials 1. Define the target audience. The general public is not a targeted audience. Clearly define who you're trying to reach.