There are lots of ingredients to a great elearning course. But in the end, the success of your course hinges on a critical question: does it help your audience learn and apply relevant skills and knowledge? If not, it’s probably because the instructional design got lost in the shuffle.
These posts explore key elements of instructional design to help you think through how to build courses that truly help people learn.
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- March 16-17 (Orlando, FL). Learning Solutions. Swing by the Articulate booth and say "Hello" or check out some of our sessions: How to Quickly Create Video-Based Scenarios, 5 Ways to Add Interactivity to E-Learning, and BYOL: Interactive Video for Storyline.
- April 26 (Houston, TX). Interactive Video Made Easy in Articulate Storyline. Learn more & register.
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Source: blogs.articulate.com
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Instructional Design (also called Instructional Systems Design (ISD)) is the practice of creating "instructional experiences which make the acquisition of knowledge and skill more efficient, effective, and appealing." The process consists broadly of determining the...








