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Having initially worked in game design before transitioning into corporate learning, I was excited by the convergence of these two worlds.
The eLearning authoring tool, Gomo, has released a new sought-after feature built to help instructional designers and L&D professionals create more engaging and effective learning content.
The Victorian Teaching and Learning Model (VTLM) outlines nine practice principles aimed at improving student learning and well-being in high schools.
Rapid authoring enables employee-generated learning content without technical or instructional design expertise. These tools typically offer pre-defined templates tailored to various learning needs, streamlining the content creation process.
Explicit direct instruction (EDI) is a teaching style where information is presented clearly, directly and unambiguously. While originally designed for K-12 settings, the principles of EDI are equally effective for adult learning in the workplace.
Visual hierarchy is a fundamental design principle that organizes content to direct and guide a learner's gaze effectively. For learning and development (L&D) professionals, it is more than just a tool — it's a method to highlight what’s essential.
IDOL courses, a notable provider of instructional design and online learning programs, has announced a strategic partnership with ELB Learning, a leading provider of eLearning solutions.
One way to ensure your training programs are engaging, effective and have a long-lasting impact is the 5E Model of Instruction. This article outlines how to apply the framework to training programs.
Design thinking is an essential mindset for instructional designers. This article discusses how to update this approach to help them design more impactful learning experiences.