Tag: Instructional Design

Ever wondered why the best laid plans for eLearning go awry? Why the human resources managers are unhappy and why the employees fail to perform? This is despite the good scores they…

Staring at the blank screen or sheet of paper is every creative’s nightmare. E-learning professionals are not far from writers and designers in this sense, as in most cases they need to…

There’s a saying in the real estate industry that the three most important aspects of a real estate property is “location, location, location”. In e-learning those three aspects would be “content, content,…

More is better, bigger is better, shinier is better. Not necessarily when it comes to visual aesthetics in human-computer interactions. Imagine opening a website looking for something specific, when all at once…

Culture determines not only how one learns and what one learns but also what one perceives as important to learn – and the effects of culture on learners’ experiences in elearning can…

Joan T. Cook raised an interesting question at the Instructional Design and eLearning Professionals’ Group “How would you go about converting a face to face course to an eLearning format?” Several professionals…

There are several textbooks that are best for Instructional Design. The members of the Instructional Design & E-Learning Professionals’ Group created the following list and I am extremely interested to read your…