In this article, I will suggest a shift from the instructional design philosophy that has driven our VR work to date to an assessment-focused design strategy that more closely resembles a game design.
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We create courses with an average 80% completion rate (Bang!). In this article, I'm revealing some tricks on how we achieve this. All of them can be applied to any type of education: corporate, preschool, higher, etc.
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This article explores the use of transformative learning in instructional design as a driver for organizational change.
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The development of eLearning and instructional design has grown from a niche area of study to mainstream practice in just a few decades. While the changes have been rapid, it is fair to say the field is still evolving and new trends are emerging all the time.
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Innovations in technology such as hybrid clouds, quantum computers, and immersive VR are shaping the future of global business as it slowly emerges from the shadow of the COVID-19 pandemic. Do we need to ask what has changed? Do we need a new vision on how businesses should/must evolve?
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Learn how to create your first job aid as an Instructional Designer.
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Shorten training time? Lower training costs? Keep your employees' attention during training? Improve performance outcomes? SAM, an iterative instructional design model, starts with performance so your organization can end with performance.
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Minimalist décor is pretty easy to achieve in interior design. But can this ‘Marie Kondo’ approach be applied in online training?
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In this interconnected world, the only way to make online learning engaging and interactive by infusing digital tools is through effective instructional design models.
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Hermann Ebbinghaus once said we forget 70% of all new information within 24 hours. How can we prevent this in compliance online training environments?
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