Instructional Design
eLearning
Interactive Guides
Videos
Learning Plans
Graphic Design
Technical Writing
Why instructional design?
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Manage timeline reviews and reports to stakeholders for learning content
Knowledge base organization
LMS configuration
Course path identification and templatization
New Instructional designer training and mentoring
Project mapping
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All courses conduct a needs analysis to verify each project has the correct scope and expected hours. Many companies assign this role to managers or an approval team. Technical and widely used processes come with a higher importance on conducting a needs analysis for each project.
Connected learning plansProduct guides
Safety
Soft skills
Technical process guides
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Every eLearning course is designed with the audience and the requesting stakeholders in mind. Some companies require all online content to follow a guide or template in order to unify content and adhere to company brands. Templates are commonly made for the following programs
Articulate Rise
Articulate 360
Captivate
Google Suite
Microsoft suite (PowerPoint, Excel, Word)
PDF
Adobe Creative Suite (Video, PDF, Audio)
CAD software (technical)
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Even when using a template, every eLearning is developed with Subject Matter Experts to effectively communicate accurate information.
eLearning modules
Images
Videos
Gifs
Audio
Interactive tools
Written Guides
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Implementation roles may be separated into:
LMS Publishing
Launch (announcement or event)
Project Wrap-up
Implementation can be dependent on a combined initiative or highly time dependent.
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In order to measure the effectiveness of each eLearning module we can include surveys and feedback reports for each phase of the project.
Learning objectives
Key takeaways
Surveys
Feedback