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Analysis vs. Action: The Formula for A Successful Project
If we compare the two tools, action mapping and needs analysis, they are both approaches used in instructional design to identify and address learning needs, but they differ in their focus and purpose.
Training and Development
5 Top Tips for Improving Your Course in Rise
As most instructional designers know, Rise is a platform that does not lend itself to much creativity or interactivity. So,
Training and Development
The Best & Cheapest Resources for Developing eLearning on a Budget
Did you know that eLearning can still look good, even if you are doing it in-house? It’s true! There
Training and Development
Back to Design Basics: Appealing to the Various Types of Learners
Before we begin, we want to thank everyone who helped us reach the Top 100 elearning blogs. We hope that
Training and Development
How to Choose a Theme for Your e-Learning Course
During the past two decades as an Instructional Designer for classroom-based and online ‘courses, I have noticed certain recurring themes
Training and Development
FACT or MYTH: A Prototype can Make or Break a Project
Similar to the Design Phase in an e-Learning project, many organizations skip the Prototype phase, thinking that their time would
Training and Development
Customer Service & The Customer Experience: What Does It Mean to You?
If you had to rate your customer service skills on a scale of 1 to 5 stars, 1 being the
Instructional Design
HOW TO Series: Laying Out an eLearning Storyboard
As a designer, you are the ‘artist’ for the client’s course. Whether you are creating a storyboard for a soft
Instructional Design
HOW TO Series: Working with Voice Talents
Welcome to the new HOW TO mini-post series! When working with consultants, I believe you get back what you put