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There are very few people out there who want life to be as difficult as possible. Most of us want to do things and to learn things in the easiest way possible. Luckily, when it comes to presenting information, we’ve made progress in leaps and bounds in this regard. Old-school data analysis First came charts…
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In my post last week, I mentioned that company branding is important, and learners like to see consistency from course-to-course. Yet, as a developer this can feel like you are locked in a box. It just may be one of the quickest ways to stifle your creativity! To break through this prison of corporate branding,…
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Consistency between courses Last week I explored the reasons that consistency is important within a single course. This week I’ll look at whether it is just as important to maintain consistency from course to course. For this post, I wanted to look at various perspectives like I did last week, but I struggled to find…
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Consistency within a course The phrase “consistency is key” is so ingrained in a learning experience designer’s mind that it is always a shock when someone, usually of a different profession, desires otherwise. When I began a new job, I was told that the higher ups wanted as much variety as possible in our eLearning…
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Background Anyone who’s know me for any period of time knew that this post was coming! One of my pet peeves is when learning experience designers/ instructional designers/ eLearning developers use the term “engagement” incorrectly. There are two common ways that the term “engagement” is interpreted. The first interpretation is that learners are engaged when…
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[Editorial note: I originally planned to post this in January, but it took a little longer than expected to get my website off the ground… sorry for such a late ‘New Years’ post] After completing my master’s in Instructional Design and Technology at the end of 2018, I decided to make some learning experience design…
