In this section, you will find short, crisp, and easy-to-understand articles on ID, learning and teaching, training, content development, elearning, mlearning, gamification, storytelling…and all things instructional.
List of Articles:
- Jobs in this Changing, Evolving World
(Jobs – 2020 to 2040) - David Kolb’s Cycle of Experiential Learning
(The Four Stages of Learning & The Four Learner Types) - How Emotional Intelligence Saves Creativity – The IRON Method
(How to Identify, Repair, Open, and Nurture the Creative Connections between your Creative Expressions and your Emotions.) - The AFR Learner Types** – Learning in this Changing, Evolving World (The AFR Learning Types will define who will survive and thrive in 2020-2040.)
- Augmented Reality and its Application in Learning (AR vs. VR, Examples of AR, and how it will define the future of eLearning)
- The Trainer’s Rendezvous with eLearning (A Short Affair or a Long-lasting Relationship?)
- Gamification of Trainings and Learning Experiences (Old Wine in New Bottle? If it tastes great, who cares?)
- Gamification (What does this new-fangled, star-spangled term mean?)
- Storytelling and Instructional Design (How to Provide, Guide, and Reinforce Learning by Writing Instructional Stories.)
- 5 Rules of Content Writing – Learning from the Bible (How to Design, Develop, and Implement Courses and Trainings)
- Instructional Design Theory & Practice – The Gap (Using the ADDIE Lens to determine why Training Programs Fail.)
- Writing Scripts or Storyboards for eLearning Content without Losing your Mind (Beating the Fixated ID Syndrome)
- Designing Training Games to Rev up your Workshops! (The Challenges and The Rewards)
- Should you become an Instructional Designer? (4 Key Traits of a Content Writer for eLearning/Training)
- eLearning, Instructional Design, Technical Writing, And Training (The Maze of Hidden Relationships)
- Training and Instructional Design (Damocles to Dionysus!)
- Casting the Spell of Learner Motivation (How Content Writers and Trainers can Weave Magic for the Learners?)
- The ADDIE Model (An Instructional Designer’s Road Map)
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