The concept of Instructional Design. Models, theories, trends, pitfalls, and anything you need to know, written from our Instructional Design experts.
Educational technology plays a significant role in designing and developing authentic learning. Its role is not only to provide instruction effectively and efficiently but more importantly, to provide students with an experience they otherwise wouldn't have.
Knowing the foundational principles behind Instructional Design can help you create more effective eLearning experiences. Here are the top 7 Instructional Design theories & models that you should consider for your next eLearning course.
Learning is a change in behaviour that occurs as a consequence of thinking. We can say we have learned something when we can recall information from our long term memory and respond to new situations differently.
Today’s learners are an impatient lot. They want maximum gain in minimum time. One of the approaches to meet this mandate is to use a personalized eLearning approach. In this article, I share 10 benefits of personalized learning and a case study that showcases its impact.
An insight into the Cone of Experience.
Are you an Instructional Designer looking for inspiration? Here are 5 Instructional Design books you should add to your must-read list.
Start practicing inclusive design to create better learning products that reach your entire user base.
Do your online learners remember the core concepts long after they complete the eLearning course? Or do memory lapses get the better of them? In this article, I'll share 8 tips to apply the spacing effect in your eLearning course design.
Considering a career in Instructional Design? Here are 6 of the lesser-known benefits of pursuing this exciting career path.
While developing short instructional videos, product demos, simulations, or promotional videos Instructional Designers need to be vigilant as the expected turnaround time is usually less for such projects. We must ask the right questions, else it may lead to extension in the timelines and budget.
Learning and Development professionals are not satisfied with the current training and design methods, and companies are struggling with this. In this article, I have highlighted some missing pieces of Instructional Design. If we focus on them, it will turn the table with a significant impact.
The final installment in the four-part series on Design Thinking for Instructional Design offers tips, techniques, and best practices to incorporate prototyping into your design process.