E-Learning Provocateur

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Let’s get rid of the instructional designers!

E-Learning Provocateur

That’s the view of some user-oriented design proponents. Whereas that post explored the role of the learner in the content development process, how about their role in the broader instructional design process? Carr-Chellman & Savoy (2004) provide a broad overview of user design. User-centered design.

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A slight misnomer

E-Learning Provocateur

I confess that whenever I see someone has cited their job title as “Learning Experience Designer” my first reaction is skepticism. So too at times, it seems a learning experience designer is an instructional designer who lives in Sydney.

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Supercharge your digital training

E-Learning Provocateur

So when David Swaddle called out for tips to help fight what he described as “zombie digital learning”, I was all too willing to share the Top 3 pieces of advice that I’ve formulated on my quest to transform conventional digital training into blended learning experiences. Here they are… 1. So make time.

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Space invaders

E-Learning Provocateur

Over the years I’m sure we’ve all encountered phrases such as distributed learning , spaced repetition , retrieval practice and variations thereof; but it has become apparent to me that many of us conflate these terms. Lately I’ve been thinking about the spacing effect. The spacing effect.

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The right stuff

E-Learning Provocateur

I like to think I called a spade a spade: we’re responsible for learning & development; our colleagues are responsible for performance; and if they’re willing to collaborate, we have value to add. Rather than undertake the arduous journey of learning it – or worse, screw it up – we’d rather leave it well alone.

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5 podcasts every e-learning professional should listen to

E-Learning Provocateur

…or should that be “to which every e-learning professional should listen”? Learning Uncut. Produced by three of the best in the business – namely, Michelle Ockers, Karen Maloney and Amanda Ashby – Learning Uncut recently celebrated its first birthday. The Learning & Development Podcast.

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Analyse This

E-Learning Provocateur

From the instructional designer’s point of view, the term “Analysis&# fulfils the “A&# in the ADDIE Model, which in turn forms the backbone of the Instructional Systems Design (ISD) process. Not training, not learning, not development… performance. What is analysis?