Concepts (Theories and models) of Instructional Design
If you want to meet me for a realtime live audio chat, I invite you to join the Instructional Design Junction Club on the Clubhouse app. I have a weekly room where we discuss instructional design and I’d love to…
We are hopeful that the worst of this pandemic is behind us now. As I look out of my office window, I can’t help but think that nature is now smiling benevolently upon us. This is the time to review…
David Kolb’s 4 Stages of Experiential Learning In his book, “Experiential Learning: Experience as the Source of Learning and Development,” David Kolb proposed the ELT or Experiential Learning Theory, which says that experiences are the source of all learning. Kolb…
Winning the Microlearning War requires that we understand the three avatars of the micromearning audience and then use the 5 instructional methods to ensure its effectiveness.
Dear Readers, This spring, I’m happy to announce two mint-fresh workshops for my two favorite audience groups – the writers and the trainers. 1. The Creativity & Instructional Content Development (CICD) Workshop on April 07, 2019 (Sunday.) For the writers (content…
A lot of confusion exists around the term “Instructional Designer.” In many e-learning organizations, it’s a designation; but thankfully, most understand it to be a role, which it is. And yet, most recruiters aren’t able to differentiate between a content…
Dear Readers, I am organizing a 3-hour Free ID Primer workshop on January 03, 2016. After a rather long hiatus, it will give me an opportunity to reconnect with you over a discussion on Instructional Design. If you are interested…
Previous posts in this series: IDEAL: Understanding Cognitive Dissonance – Explanation and Illustration. IDEAL: Cognitive Dissonance in On-ground and Online Trainings – Reasons & Remedy. Cognitive Dissonance & Other Instructional Design Principles: Cognitive dissonance reflects in many other ID theories…
Read the previous post “IDEAL: Understanding Cognitive Dissonance – Explanation and Illustration” here. Cognitive Dissonance in Classrooms and Other Learning Environments: According to Leon Festinger, who proposed the theory, Cognitive dissonance may arise due to two or more conflicting cognitions (thoughts.)…
