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Instructional Design: Still Kicking! 

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New Considerations for Instructional Designers We now have the opportunity to put behind us the days of dry, corporate learning objectives and endless “click-next” elearning. We’re at an exciting turning point where the possibilities for creating impactful and interesting learning experiences are endless.

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5 Ways to Use Educational Comics to Enhance Training

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In fact, studies have shown that education featuring comics in lessons not only increases comprehension but also increases learner enjoyment of the course. The comic is used in the course as a humorous example of information processing and meta-cognitive approaches.

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30 Day Brainstorm Challenge – Day 27: Dust Bunnies

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Your people deserve better than outdated topics and leadership models and if your courses are older than 5 years old, they are outdated. One example comes from a recent participant who came to me because her organization was insisting on a course for their Mission, Vision and Values (MVV). Why was this important to put in a course?

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30 Day Brainstorm Challenge: Day 8 – Travel Day

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I know you have experienced this…normally smart people suddenly lose their brain cells when up against an elearning course. If we create boring and dull courses, people will expect to be bored. These questions made me think of how people behave around learning technologies , or sometimes just learning itself. LETSDOTHIS.

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30 Day Brainstorm Challenge – Day 22: Wrap it in Peanut Butter!

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Why does safety training get 50 badly designed PowerPoint slides which are then uploaded to an elearning software with a click next button? Webinars and elearning don’t have to be death , with the proper engagement activities even compliance can be memorable. We say we’re following the requirements.

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#ATD2015 It’s a Wrap, Part 5: Brent Schlenker

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I used to be into eLearning… pretty hardcore. It’s always tempting to go back…to… ya know… old school eLearning. It took me at least a year to get comfortable programming DevLearn for the eLearning Guild. I’ve been one now for just over a year. Every day is hard. Training has changed so much.

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Learning: Playing the Blame Game

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If they can’t figure out how to maneuver within the course, that’s not my fault.”. Here’s my question back: “If you create a course where everyone passes, yet 99% of the people still perform in the way prior to the course – who’s to blame?” I can’t help it if they are too lazy to read.”. “If It’s not a trick question.

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