Instructional Design @ Work is an experiential learning course on Instructional Design. It addresses the following principles and frameworks of learning and motivation: Behaviorist, Cognitive and Constructivist principles.

Instructional Design @ Work is an experiential learning course on Instructional Design. It addresses the following principles and frameworks of learning and motivation: Behaviorist, Cognitive and Constructivist principles, ADDIE, Bloom’s Taxonomy, Merrill’s Content-Performance Matrix, Ruth Clark’s Content-types framework, Keller’s ARCS, Gagne’s Events, Kolb’s Experiential Model, Kirk-Patrick’s Model of Evaluation, and Thiagi’s views on interactivity. What’s more, it addresses these principles in novel and unique ways to ensure that learning sticks and gets transferred to your long-term memory easily and effectively. And finally, learners’ get to explore how these principles manifest in the creation of Program Outline, Detailed Design and learning material.

Who should take this course?

This course is aimed at all those who apply Instructional Design in any of these forms: Corporate Training, Textbook Authoring, or K-12 teaching and Multimedia creation. It promises to be a journey of discovery in instructional design for Practicing Instructional Designers, Corporate Trainers, K-12 Teachers and Subject Matter Experts