The concept of Instructional Design. Models, theories, trends, pitfalls, and anything you need to know, written from our Instructional Design experts.
Personal feelings play a pivotal role in the learning process. Read this article to learn how to apply the emotionally-centered FEASP approach in online training.
When choosing which Instructional Design model to apply in a learning course, it's often helpful to determine which methodologies are most applicable to the needs of your learners. The following article highlights 4 of the most popular Instructional Design models and how best to utilize them in training.
A review on Schone's engaging interaction models.
Knowledge assimilation is a full-brain sport. However, one side often dominates our learning behavior. In this article, I'll share 9 tips to engage left-brained online learners.
What is more important? Visual or Instructional Design?
Are you looking for a holistic Instructional Design approach that follows a non-linear format? In this article, I'll share 9 tips to apply the Kemp Design Model in your next eLearning course.
The human brain is a package deal. Most people tend to favor one side over the other, though. In this article, I'll share 9 tips to engage right-brained online learners in your eLearning course design.
Whether it’s to prepare a pilot for landing a plane or teach a child basic programming skills, there are certain things to consider before choosing to develop a systems simulation. This article explores these considerations and provides practical guidance to support your decision making.
Does your eLearning team fully understand the subject matter? Are your online learners able to assimilate the key facts and figures? In this article, I'll share everything eLearning professionals need to know about eLearning content comprehension.
Online training success relies heavily on memory retention, active recall, and positive reinforcement. In this article, I'll share 9 innovative ways to reinforce key concepts in online training.
A number of learning theories can be utilized for eLearning, and developers have to wise to choose one that would suit the needs of the learners. Gagné’s 9 Events of Instruction is one of the theories that eLearning experts often adopt when creating a suitable eLearning strategy.
"Why?" "What's in it for me?" Two questions that Instructional Designers seem to be pondering all the time. And for good reason. Because, a learner who is convinced of the value of a topic is more likely to perceive a course on the topic to be highly worthy, and subsequently pay attention to the course.