The Intersection of Design Thinking and Instructional Design With Kristen Hayden Safdie - IDIODC Ep 73

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.

You've probably heard about Learning Experience Platforms, but have you ever thought about being a Learning Experience Designer?

On this episode of IDIODC, Brian Washburn joins to show us a simple yet elegant periodic table of learning elements that will help level up your Instructional Design.

Joining us this week is Chuck Hodell to talk with us about riding the Instructional Design Wave. We'll focus on how to find the best design solutions for our learning populations based on the competing interests of technology and clients. Joins us for the great conversation.

Design thinking is one of the many popular buzzwords of the year, but have you ever taken a different approach to looking at the trendy method?

Mark Lassoff will be joining us to discuss some of the things you'll need to learn in order to effectively supplement your ID knowledge with some digital design skills.

Allison Rossett joins #IDIODC for a highly informative, and fun conversation! You do not want to miss this special episode with the Legend of Performance Support.

Need to better tap into the mind of your learners? It might be time to expand your strategy from ADDIE and test out a new way of creating better learning experiences. Design Thinking might be your answer. But before making the switch, you'll want to ask yourself 5 very important questions...

This session contains content created for visual intake and is best fitted for such. For this session of IDIDOC, show hosts bring on Kevin Thorn for his third session of Drink'n'Draw! In this month's segment we will help instructional designers improve their craft by SEEING their projects differently.

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.