Sunday, 13 October 2013

wk 1 - Instructional Design -- Jocelyne R.


Instructional Design

  • present the well-researched material from a subject matter expert
  • determine which are the key takeaways for the learner
  • present them in a fashion that can be understood and applied.

The instructional designer

  • helps quiet some of the "noise" that comes with excessive information
  • points the learner to what they'll need to meet the learning objectives.
  • considers bias
  • understands and has experience in negotiation as part of the planning and design process
  • determining what is important (often with the direction of key stakeholders), what information becomes "important", to whom, and why?
    • Different stakeholders may have different interpretations of the important goals of the experience 





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