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5 Reasons to Embrace Your Perfectly Imperfect e-Learning Course
By Hannah Hunter, Instructional Writer The Perfect e-Learning Course™ is a legendary creature that changes its shape with each new technological and ...
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Lessons on Instructional Design from…my Dog
By Carly Barker-Rice, Senior Instructional Designer For the last two-and-a-half years, I’ve been the primary trainer to my dog, but for some reason, ...
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Inside the Walls of Allen Interactions: Three Lessons about e-Learning from ...
By Mindy Waltz-Bach, Instructional Designer It has been one year since I landed in the Mendota Heights, Minnesota office as an Instructional Designer ...
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Five Lessons We Can Learn from Millennials About e-Learning
By Sloane Bâby, Instructional Writer
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7 Best Practices to Create e-Learning Courses For Digital Immigrants
By Guest Blogger Christopher Pappas / @cpappas
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Three Tips to Avoid the “Dark Side” of Microlearning
By Ellen Burns-Johnson, Instructional Designer / @EllenBJohnson So you’re thinking about creating microlearning. Maybe your learners demand it. Maybe ...
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Four Instructional Design Lessons Inspired by the Lord of the Rings
By Kody Jackson, MA, Instructional Writer Intern Instructional design is a lot like The Lord of the Rings. This isn’t the most obvious of ...
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Erase Boring e-Learning: Show What You Know
By Ethan Edwards, Chief Instructional Strategist / @ethanaedwards I love finding inspiration for better instructional design in unlikely sources. My ...
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Pokémon Go: 3 Lessons for Instructional Designers
By Edmond Manning, Senior Instructional Strategist Surely you’ve heard the news stories. Pokémon Go players lured to robberies or stepping blindly ...
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The Magic of Starting from Scratch: Five Ways to Optimize Learning Design ...
By Ann Iverson, Instructional Designer Have you baked a cake lately? If so—and be honest—did you use the box, or did you make it from scratch? It’s ...
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Gameful Design
By Edmond Manning, Senior Instructional Strategist I want you to read every line of this blog post, so here’s what I’m going to do. I will give you ...