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Instructional Design Approaches For Adult Learners

Wizcabin

So, in order to develop courses that meet the adult learners’ requirements , there’s a need for you to understand the Instructional Design approaches. As an Instructional Designer, your job is to ensure that you create learning experiences that drive performance and motivate your adult learners to learn.

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Free learning & development webinars for April 2022

Limestone Learning

PT: Mousify Your Instructional Design for MAGICal Results Writing training for Walt Disney Entertainment was fascinating: characters, parades, fireworks, leadership, finance, orientation and more. You'll learn how the MAGIC methodology, unlike ADDIE, is simple, emotion based and successful. Immediate business impact.

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Action Learning: A Facilitators' Guide

eLearning Industry

This article explores the GEMS model of action learning and offers a guide for facilitators looking to implement it. This post was first published on eLearning Industry.

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Are Instructional Designers Incapable of Micro-Learning Design? - Tip #124

Vignettes Learning

Why is it difficult for instructional designers to think and do micro-learning? The above situation involves a Micro-Action. Learning is not the main focus; work and fixing this problem is the primary goal. The designers focus and compel themselves to provide all the content.

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Friday Finds — Primal Brain, Instructional Videos, AI Learning Design

Mike Taylor

It’s not just about “learning and remembering”; it’s about understanding and acting, a paradigm shift that promises to upgrade the future of L&D. Take away : To revolutionize your L&D results, speak to the primal brain—bridging the gap between knowledge and action.

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5 Keys to Measurement: Get Actionable Learning Data from Your People

Degreed

4: Know if your learning materials are comprehensive and complete. No matter how good your instructional designers are or how savvy your subject matter experts, it’s worthwhile to put a feedback loop in place to ensure your employees can tell you how they’re experiencing your content.

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How to Set Proper Learning Objectives

CourseArc

” The same can be said about instructional design and the development of eLearning content. Learning objectives are to instructional designers is the same as a map is to a traveler. With the proper learning objectives in place, designing a relevant, engaging and useful course becomes a lot easier.