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How Falling 15,000 ft. Changed My Instructional Design Perspective

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Have you ever begun your instructional design and had a brain freeze? You’ve completed a thorough analysis and developed a design document that will guide a developer in making a great module for the client’s learners. Take an Instructional Design Perspective. eLearning Instructional Design Resources'

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5 Important Analysis Questions

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Often, due to shortened project timelines, the Analysis phase of the ADDIE process is cut short or skipped all together. This phase might very well be the most important phase of the ADDIE process. Click here to access a replay of the webinar and supporting documentation.

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Setting the Standard for eLearning Assessments

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Another key to the continuous improvement of your eLearning experience is the integration of quality assessment standards into the instructional design process. How do you select the right quality assessment standards for your instructional design processes? Learning objectives (competencies).

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How to Navigate Difficult Internal and External eLearning Customers

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Documentation. Document the specifics so you can provide clients with a “cheat sheet” for development timing when a project begins. But when you’re prepared with education, relevant illustrations and helpful documentation, it makes navigating those conversations much easier. You know your process.

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3 Strategies for Infusing Cultural Authenticity in Your eLearning Experience

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As more companies expand their eLearning programs on a multinational scale, instructional designers are more frequently finding themselves in positions of having to design for learners with backgrounds and cultures very different from their own. Keep it real.

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4 Steps for Less Heartache in Your Design Development

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I have even felt this frustration as an eLearning Developer when I was handed a storyboard with just text and what I envision in my head ends up being completely different than what the instructional designer had in mind—including the client. eLearning Instructional Design Resources design development' Sounds easy?

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Ten Online Training Do’s and Don’ts

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With a little instructional design? Hiring the right talent makes a huge difference (SME, ID, and Design). Just because someone is an expert at selling the product doesn’t mean that they can design training. Instructional Designer (ID). What about names of documents, screens, and systems?

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