Tag Archives: instructional_design
Video of the Month: Thiagi – Rapid Instructional Design
The following video is from 2008, and that’s one thing I enjoy about YouTube. It curates a huge library of interesting reference videos. This month’s video has a duration of 1:43:47, so find a cozy seating area and your favorite … Continue reading
TGIF: Ah, We’re Changing the Course’s Title…
While Storyboarding in PowerPoint, I Got the Call When I’m developing an e-learning course in a PowerPoint-based tool, like Articulate Presenter, I obviously create the storyboards in PowerPoint (PPT) most of the time. Most of my SMEs use PPT at … Continue reading
Storytelling Theory & Practice | Video of the Month 201102
I’ve chosen Professor Brian Strum’s University of North Carolina – Chapel Hill presentation for an “a-ha” moment I had recently. Storytelling… how often do you think of the value of story in what you do? This video is 45 minutes … Continue reading
Live, on YouTube, with Terrence Wing of LiquidLearn
LiquidLearn’s “10 for 10″ at DevLearn 2010 The e-Learning Guild held its annual DevLearn Conference in San Francisco, California, earlier this month. Hundreds of instructional designers and developers attended as always. Me? I had e-learning projects to wrap up, and … Continue reading
e-Learning Storyboards: Using Both Word and PowerPoint
Many instructional designers (IDers) have a variety of tools at hand to design and map out the client’s e-learning course for the client’s review, and to provide a detailed roadmap for the team who will develop the course. Most of … Continue reading
