Instructional Design Archives - Page 3 of 24

What Challenges Do Your Characters Face?

In stories for learning, the character challenges and obstacles should mimic the issues your learners experience.

My recap of the Training 2025 Conference with highlights and tips from sessions and keynotes at the event.

The main character’s goal is a critical component of a scenario for learning. This goal drives the scenario and aligns to the objectives.

In stories for learning, the protagonist should be someone your learners identify with, a person with similar goals and challenges.

Converting multiple choice questions to scenario-based questions can measure higher level skills and provide relevant context.

Key points and insights on learning, technology, AI, design, and other trends from DevLearn 2024 in Las Vegas

Use one-question mini-scenarios to make your assessments more relevant and valuable. They’re fast, flexible, and work in virtually any tool.

In my Coffee with Genially interview, we discussed instructional design, engagement, scenario-based learning, and authoring tools.

My top ten tools for learning 2024, both for creating learning and personal development. I added 3 tools: Claude, Midjourney, and Raindrop.