Analyze need, identify objectives, curate content and then what? Design and develop the course? No! Try thinking about the design through the lens of a game designer. A gamified event or a serious game.
In this epsiode of IDIODC, the gang will touch on some key elements to consider nowadays, share what can possibly go wrong when you don’t, and spark your creativity for designing activities for a global audience.
During this episode of IDIODC, the gang brings on special guest Tanya Seidel to chat inclusive design and accessibility. This session will focus on some of the easier things you can do in development that have a big impact on a course's accessibility.
The hosts of Stepaway.design return to talk about the game design process as well as share the games designed by attendees of their recent virtual game design event.
Brent and Chris bring on special guest Thomas Stone to chat i4cp and workplace collaboration.
The author Sharon Boller joins us for a conversation on learner experience design and shares some practical case studies that have successfully implemented an LX strategy.
We're kicking off the new year of 2019 with #IDIODC and an amazing guest outside of the training world. But everything he does represents the signposts directing us towards the future of learning.
IDIODC brings on, for the first time ever, three special guests to talk about making learning more fun and engaging through innovative games and creativity. We go live, with five: Brent Schlenker, Chris Van Wingerden, Karl Kapp, Kevin Thorn and Deborah Thomas.
During this epsiode of the weekly live cast, Instructional Designers In Offices Drinking Coffee, Chris and brent bring on special guest Ashley Chiasson to chat about creating an award winning eLearning portfolio.
Brent and Chris bring on special guest Emily Wood, author of new book: E-Learning Department of One.
Alan Natachu joins us for a conversation on everyone’s favourite topic… Powerpoint! It is the most common tool used by training professionals. Everyone knows how to use powerpoint, right? Check out 7 helpful tips and tricks to get a better handle on creating Powerpoints fit for training!
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