Instructional Design

December 13, 2017

Why Deeper Learning Requires Practice And Feedback

Here is why getting practice and feedback right is crucial for promoting deep learning.

by Patti Shank, PhD

December 7, 2017

Using Readable Fonts And Type Sizes: How To Write And Organize For Deeper Learning (Part 2)

With hundreds of fonts available, choosing the right one for making your content readable may be a daunting task. In the second and final part of this article we’ll solve this problem.

by Patti Shank, PhD

December 6, 2017

Testing Readability: How To Write And Organize For Deeper Learning (Part 1 )

In this two-part article I will talk about 2 of the most important writing and organization requirements for deep learning. Let’s start with testing readability.

by Patti Shank, PhD

November 21, 2017

The eLearning Project Toolkit Every Instructional Designer Needs

This eLearning project toolkit is a brilliant example of how you can curate content for online learning. Not only that, it’s also a helpful resource for all stakeholders involved in eLearning with free tools, inspiration, and dedicated services for both old hands, and those new to the concept.

by Steve Penfold

November 19, 2017

Why We Should Apply The Golden Circle Model To eLearning

We have jobs because organizations need help. They hire someone who can help to improve their employees' performance, and help them to achieve milestones. I think suggesting the best tool or strategy could help, but not until we identify "why".

by Mohammad Hassam

November 5, 2017

Students As Teachers: Moving From Pedagogy To Andragogy

How a personal experience completely changed my perspective on the relationship between Pedagogy and Andragogy and showed me the importance of assessing learner types and goals.

by Phillip Bock

November 3, 2017

The 70:20:10 Galaxy Learning Battle Cards Map

70:20:10 idea is widely discussed in the Learning and Development industry. Some of the Learning and Development professionals find it useful, some treat it as another myth to debunk. Regardless of the tone of these discussions, we prepared a visual which, we believe, will add value to discussions related with this concept.

by Marek Hyla

October 31, 2017 | Sponsored

5 Steps To Follow When Using An Instructional Design Framework For Your Online Courses

Without a plan, you might waste a lot of time making decisions and adjustments as you go that could ultimately cause you to end up reworking the whole course. This framework will make you rethink how you approach online course creation.

by Nick Santaniello

October 22, 2017

The Instructional Design Thinking Process

Design Thinking is nowadays one of the major forces which drive creation of innovative approaches in various business areas. There is no reason why we shouldn't use it in Instructional Design space. Let's discuss what values it could bring, and how we could quickly leverage on this concept.

by Marek Hyla

October 19, 2017

3 Ways The LEAD Strategy Helps Impart Effective Induction Training

Imparting effective induction training goes a long way in reducing employee turnover and enhancing the performance of new staff. Read this article to discover to how the LEAD Instructional Design strategy can deliver effective online induction training.

by Ayesha Habeeb Omer, Ph.D

October 12, 2017

4 Useful Applications Of Mind Mapping In Business

This article gives a glimpse of the wealth that Mind Mapping brings to the field of Instructional Design.

by Sandhya Lakhanpal

October 7, 2017

8 Ways Content Chunking Can Help You Avoid Cognitive Overload

Bid farewell to long paragraphs that lead to cognitive overload. In this article, I'll share 8 innovative ways to use content chunking to avoid cognitive overload and improve comprehension.

by Christopher Pappas