Making Sense of AI in Instructional Design
Now Written by Dr. Diana Brandon AI, or artificial intelligence, is everywhere and making sense of AI in instructional design is a concept that requires a deeper dive. Unless you’ve been disconnected from the digital world recently, you’ve been interacting with AI—even if you didn’t know it. According to IBM, “Artificial intelligence encompasses (and is […]
Using Instructional Design to Increase Performance
Written by Dr. Diana Brandon How does increasing the margins by using instructional design to help increase performance? “Numbers don’t lie.” There’s a reason that expression has become a cliché. Numbers are everywhere in our data-driven world: steps in a day, minutes viewed, miles per gallon (or per charge), impressions, margins, etc. Numbers are information, and […]
Instructional Designers are Architects for Learning
Written by Kenia Alcy and Kristen Stevenson, ABD How are Instructional Designers Architects for Learning? When you hear the words instructional designer, what is the first thing that comes to mind? Most often, people have a blank stare and have no idea what instructional designers are or what they do. Other times, people look at […]
Crafting Engaging and Non-Threatening Staff Training: A Comprehensive Guide
Crafting Engaging and Non-Threatening Staff Training: A Comprehensive Guide Written by Kristen Stevenson, ABD Professional development often receives a bad rap because the lessons are often painfully dry, dull, and unengaging. It is no wonder that so many people shudder with dread at the mere thought that another required professional development training course is scheduled […]
Scenario-Based Learning: Enhancing Education Through Real-World Context
Scenario-Based Learning: Enhancing Education Through Real-World Context Written by Praveen Arunkumar In the ever-evolving landscape of education, traditional teaching methods are slowly paving the way to more interactive and engaging approaches. One such approach gaining momentum is scenario-based learning (SBL). SBL is one of the most effective methods of providing instructions to learners. This approach […]
Maximizing the Benefits of eLearning: A Comprehensive Guide to Evaluating ROI
Maximizing the Benefits of eLearning: A Comprehensive Guide to Evaluating ROI Written by Dr. Brie Nelson In today’s dynamic and fast-paced world, eLearning has emerged as an indispensable tool for organizations aiming to train their employees efficiently and effectively. The advantages are manifold: eLearning is cost-effective, saves time, and allows employees to learn at their […]
VR and AR in Adult Learning: Exploring the Potential and Practical Applications
VR and AR in Adult Learning: Exploring the Potential and Practical Applications Written by Jeff Geronimo Imagine attending an online anatomy and physiology course from the comfort of your living room. Picture diving into the human body, exploring and interacting with each organ while studying anatomy. These futuristic visions are today’s realities, thanks to the […]
Preparing for the Future: Navigating eLearning Trends in Education
Preparing for the Future: Navigating eLearning Trends in Education Written by Erin Pope Technology integration has become more essential than ever in today’s rapidly evolving educational landscape. The emergence of eLearning trends has transformed how we learn and teach, making it crucial for educators and administrators to stay informed and adapt to these changes. In […]
Personalized Learning Paths: Tailoring Education to Individual Needs
Personalized Learning Paths: Tailoring Education to Individual Needs Written by Kristen Stevenson, ABD In today’s rapidly evolving educational landscape, the one-size-fits-all approach to teaching and learning is becoming increasingly outdated. We witnessed this firsthand as the pandemic broke traditional practices wide open to expose a brand-new world of learning. Enter differentiated learning, also known […]
Storyboarding for Scenario-Based Learning
Creating Real-Life Situations for Skill Development Written by Dr. Diana Brandon Before video calls and screen sharing were a thing, my mother used to call me frequently for computer help. Sometimes, she needed help changing the ink in her printer. Other times, she didn’t know where to click to change something in a document. At […]
