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ADDIE Model of Instructional Design

Continu

You probably have quizzes, manuals, videos and a plethora of other material that needs to be digested and put into action by your employees, but how do you make this happen with various learning styles and different degrees of training interest? Implementing the Addie Model. Then, create learning objectives to meet each goal.

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How to Structure a Custom eLearning Course

Thinkdom

Imagine your learners, each with their unique learning styles and schedules, jumping into the world of flexible, convenient learning. You've got to plan, design, develop, and evaluate to ensure your course hits the bullseye of your learners' needs and objectives. Ever wondered about the ins and outs of eLearning?

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How to Create an Effective Instructional Design for Your Employees

Hurix Digital

Effective instructional design is made possible by taking into account three main components: learning objectives, learning activities/materials, and assessments. Learning objectives: Analyzing training needs helps set clear goals and objectives.

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Essential Criteria for Choosing the Right Video-Based Learning Model

Obsidian Learning

Also, videos can more easily establish emotional connections, keeping learners more engaged and motivated as compared to traditional learning approaches. Videos can support different learning styles and accelerate skills development in a shorter amount of time. Most videos are based on one learning objective.

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How to Effectively Design an eLearning Course

ProProfs

What are their knowledge gaps/learning objectives? What are their preferred learning styles? Which learning environment will work best for them? Your stated learning objectives will be the guiding principles at this step as well. Bloom’s Taxonomy. Ask these questions: Who is your audience?