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Imagining the future of claims adjusting through instructional design

CLO Magazine

In this article, we discuss our model for collaboration between instructional design and students and the real-time impact it has on program direction and outcomes, including skills, engagement and team building. A common element of all generationNext programs is cultural discovery. Educating the industry’s future adjusters.

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Instructional Design: Something Old, Something New

Allison Rossett

Although we set out to learn about the contours of the elearning terrain, our project revealed much about instructional design practice today. Mostly, they used technology to enable those practices associated with good old fashioned instructional design. Instruction is good, but not sufficient. ” Appealing?

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Instructional Design: Something Old, Something New

Allison Rossett

Although we set out to learn about the contours of the elearning terrain, our project revealed much about instructional design practice today. Mostly, they used technology to enable those practices associated with good old fashioned instructional design. Instruction is good, but not sufficient. ” Appealing?

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The A-Z of eLearning Acronyms (with bonus explanations from experts)

TalentLMS

“It’s not SCORM compliant and the LRS won’t link to the LMS so how do we show the new JIT training to the CLO?”. ADDIE = Analyze, Design, Develop, Implement and Evaluate. ADDIE = Analyze, Design, Develop, Implement and Evaluate. Rhonda DeYoung, Senior Learning Experience Designer, Anthem, Inc.

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When the Learner is the Teacher, Do We Need Instructional Designers?

Xyleme

It’s a new world out there for the Instructional Designer. It’s about harnessing the new ways of learning that are enabled by a new breed of technology, and a cultural shifts in how we use it. In light of this, a waterfall ADDIE process that cranks out a monolithic elearning courses doesn’t work anymore.

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#Mlearncon keynote: Tamar Elkeles: a culture clash!

Challenge to Learn

Tamar is CLO at Qualqomm. And at the same time very disruptive for an audience of instructional designers that create courses and for me as someone who’s company creates a course authoring tool. It sounds simple and logical but it is a different way of thinking and a different culture and probably the better one.

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Guest post: Training Culture vs. Learning Culture

Torrance Learning

What’s the difference between a “training culture” and a “ learning culture ”? As the chart shows, in a training culture, responsibility for employee learning resides with instructors and training managers. In that kind of culture the assumption is that trainers (under the direction of a CLO) drive learning.

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