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Daily Bookmarks 03/02/2008

By Christy Tucker 11 years ago

Logic+Emotion: How To Reference an L+E Visual

tags: citations, free, images, transparency

David Armano on the benefits of sharing his images and how this has built his reputation. He asks that people cite him, but knows that some won’t.

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Christy Tucker

Hi! I'm a learning design consultant who combines storytelling and technology to create engaging learning experiences.

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Instructional Design

What does an instructional designer do?

By Christy Tucker 3 weeks ago

This post was originally published on May 26, 2007. It has become by far my most popular post. Even after...
Careers & Work
Instructional Design
Lifelong Learning

Is Instructional Design the Right Career?

By Christy Tucker 12 years ago

This is the last installment of my series on instructional design careers. Links to the rest of the series are...
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Instructional Design

Instructional Design Certificate or Masters Degree

By Christy Tucker 10 years ago

I got a good question via Ask a Question yesterday and would like to hear some other opinions on this...
Change
eLearning
Instructional Design

Learning Experience Design: A Better Title Than Instructional Design?

By Christy Tucker 4 years ago

How many times have you told people, "I'm an instructional designer," only to be met with a blank stare? How...
Careers & Work
eLearning
Instructional Design

Instructional Design Skills

By Christy Tucker 12 years ago

This is post #3 in a series about how to become an instructional designer. Links to the rest of the...

Storytelling & Scenarios

Branching Scenario in Storyline

By Christy Tucker 7 days ago

When I completed building this branching scenario in Storyline, I ran into a couple of issues. Here's how I built...
Careers & Work
Instructional Design

Getting Into Instructional Design

By Christy Tucker 2 weeks ago

Broadly, there are two different ways to move from another field into an instructional design career: the direct path and...
Careers & Work
eLearning
Featured
Instructional Design

What does an instructional designer do?

By Christy Tucker 3 weeks ago

This post was originally published on May 26, 2007. It has become by far my most popular post. Even after...
Storytelling & Scenarios

Building One Path in a Storyline Branching Scenario

By Christy Tucker 4 weeks ago

When I write scenarios, I usually write the ideal path first. I find it's easiest to have one complete path...
Blogging

Moving to a New URL

By Christy Tucker 1 month ago

I have migrated my blog to christytuckerlearning.com. I had been at christytucker.wordpress.com since 2006, but it's time to move to...

Storytelling & Scenarios

Branching Scenario in Storyline

By Christy Tucker 7 days ago

When I completed building this branching scenario in Storyline, I ran into a couple of issues. Here's how I built...
Storytelling & Scenarios

Building One Path in a Storyline Branching Scenario

By Christy Tucker 4 weeks ago

When I write scenarios, I usually write the ideal path first. I find it's easiest to have one complete path...
eLearning
Instructional Design
Storytelling & Scenarios

Building a Simulated Phone Conversation in Storyline

By Christy Tucker 3 months ago

In my last post on creating layouts for a branching scenario, I identified a need to build some long phone...
eLearning
Instructional Design
Storytelling & Scenarios
Workplace Learning

Creating Branching Scenario Layouts

By Christy Tucker 3 months ago

I created a branching scenario prototype in Twine a while back about an instructional design consultant screening and booking a...
eLearning
Instructional Design
Research
Storytelling & Scenarios

Make Learning Immediately Relevant with Scenarios

By Christy Tucker 4 months ago

One way to engage learners is to make content immediately relevant. People naturally pay more attention to information they can...