Getting Into Instructional Design
You can get into the field of instructional design two ways: the direct path (a masters degree or certificate) or the indirect path (changing careers from teaching or training).
You can get into the field of instructional design two ways: the direct path (a masters degree or certificate) or the indirect path (changing careers from teaching or training).
Should we start elearning with a list of formal learning objectives? Probably not. Let’s review the research.
Curated links on growth mindset, an AI tool for ID, branching scenarios, accessibility, and elearning articles by multiple authors.
Find out how to attend my upcoming livestream, Learning Solutions Conference session, and free webinars on branching scenarios.
What does an instructional designer do? Here’s my definition of instructional design plus examples of common tasks.
How do you get from a SME brain dump to a well-organized storyboard? This is my instructional design writing process to organize content.
Curated links on AI tools, games and scenarios, freelancing, top learning influencers, copyright, and more.
Listen to my interview with Holly Owens on the EdUp EdTech podcast on my transition from teaching to ID as well as technology changes.
Let’s talk about Bruno and learning! In this podcast, we discuss Encanto, Bruno, and what we don’t talk about in learning and development.
Is it better to write scenarios for learning from a second person (you) or third person (he/she/they) perspective?