Over on the past several months, I’ve written about some of the things anyone can do to make better presentations and e-learning courses. Want to rock your next presentation? Don’t build slides until you’ve done these two critical steps Think your slides are great? Better ask your audience! How Handouts Make You a Better PresenterContinue reading “Presentation & E-learning Starter Kit”
Tag Archives: Instructional Design
Friday Finds | October 20, 2017
Data Viz Project What do you do when you’ve got a big pile of data and need a way to display it? If you didn’t have an immediate response to that question, you’ll be glad to know about the Data Viz Project. The Data Viz project is a collection of over 150 data visualizations toContinue reading “Friday Finds | October 20, 2017”
Applying Cognitive Strategies to Instructional Design
In putting together a webinar on Learning Design, stop number one was Ruth Clark. While browsing her articles I came across this article which is way too good not to share. “Applying Cognitive Strategies to Instructional Design” [PDF] “Instructional technology is a design science that must guide the professional production of instruction. This article recommends aContinue reading “Applying Cognitive Strategies to Instructional Design”
21 Questions to ask before Designing Any Training Program
Here’s something to file under the ‘Must Read’ category for instructional designers and anyone else tasked with creating training; a great list of questions to consider before you start working on any training program. NOTE: These questions originally created and shared by The Training Doctor were offline for awhile but now they’re back. You can findContinue reading “21 Questions to ask before Designing Any Training Program”
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