Here’s a collection of more than a dozen posts on popular Instructional Design Principles. (Bookmark the page or follow the Ignite blog to return to this list in future.)

  1. A Culturally Diverse Audience & Instructional Design
  2. Motivation, Learner Motivation, and the ARCS Model
  3. Jean Piaget – Genetic Epistemology, Constructivism, and Instructional Design
  4. Learning Objectives, Action Verbs, Instructional Design and Leonardo Da Vinci
  5. Krathwohl’s Taxonomy for the Affective Domain and the Inverted Pyramid
  6. John Sweller’s Cognitive Load Theory and its Application in Instructional Design
  7. The 7 plus or minus 2 Rule and The Chunking Principle
  8. Bloom’s Taxonomy vs. Revised Bloom’s Taxonomy – Does it Matter?
  9. Learn – Unlearn – Relearn! The Adult Learner Way
  10. Fresh vs. Experienced or Novice vs. Expert?
  11. Smart AI, Dull Mind? Stay Sharp with Instructional Design
  12. The First Principles of Instruction by David Merrill & the IDCDT-AIM Course
  13. The Timeless Aura of Bloom’s Taxonomy
  14. Hemlines, Lipsticks, Lingerie, and Instructional Design

Have a fun hike across these fourteen destinations.

A young instructional designer is ready to learn instructional design principles and use them in content creation.