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Crash Course for New Instructional Designers

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Classroom trainers are often recruited to create eLearning content that is nothing more than a regurgitation of classroom materials. This month in Learning Solutions I offer ideas for a "crash course" in learning design for those who may find themselves thrown into the role. Whatever the reason, it happens.

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Be A Learner

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In my line of work there’s a lot of conversation about instructional design and common design flaws, and I spend a lot of time evaluating eLearning courses and products. This month''s "Nuts and Bolts" column explores the ways an instructional designer can learn from her own learning.

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"Ukulele Learning" Devlearn Session Recap

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Knowing that people might not want to add a uke to their travel loads, I asked David Holcombe and David Kelly if the eLearning Guild might buy a few to have around. Just as setting and color can visually affect the mood of, say, an elearning course, so can music “color” an approach or an idea.

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Coming to Devlearn 2015?

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From there we'll look at critical learning elements, from the importance of a system view to the criticality of identifying the correct problem, and how we as learning practitioners can support the performer as an actor in a system, not just as a "learner" who takes a course or two.

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Learning in 3D blog book tour stop

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Substitute “VIE” with any other term you like: “technology”, “tool”, “course” “blog”, “Facebook group”, “webinar software”…: “Some organizations create a virtual space with only vague learning outcomes and no formal assessment plan. Welcome to today's stop on the Learning in 3D blog book tour. Does the passage below sound familiar?

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The New Learning Architect

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We saw it with eLearning v. It’s the goal of L&D, he says, to build not classes or courses but environments in which people can learn, and those environments can come in several forms. classroom learning; we’re seeing it again now with informal learning v. He then offers a nice tour through tools and approaches within each context.

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Classroom Trainer Resistance to E-Learning

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Up to 2007 I did lots of research and wrote a number of papers for assorted courses. Once upon a time my dissertation was to focus on classroom trainer resistance to e-learning, killed by The Academy (some of whom were, um, traditional classroom trainers resistant to e-learning.).