What happens when your best work goes unseen? Discover how remote learning designers can stay visible and get the recognition they deserve.
Fail-Safe Strategies for Collaborating with Subject Matter Experts on Training
Collaborating with Subject Matter Experts on training projects? Apply these fail-safe strategies to build smoother partnerships.
What should I put in my eLearning prototype?
Use an eLearning prototype to think through a design idea, show others how something will function or how it will look and feel.
Supercharge Your Writing For Instructional Design
Regardless of how anyone falls into a career of designing learning experiences, nearly everyone is surprised by the amount of writing involved. When writing for instructional design, we must devise ways to inspire the audience even when the content is of little interest to them or when the content is dull and dry. One way […]
Writing With AI for Instructional Design
AI tools can expedite and improve writing. Here are some of the most helpful strategies I use for writing with AI for instructional design.
Research-Backed Strategies to Spark Curiosity in Adult Learning
How can you spark curiosity in adult learning? Learn what triggers curiosity and the strategies that drive curiosity.
Why I Love The Color Gray for Learning Design and You Should Too
Do you need a way to calm down a busy design or balance vivid colors? Then you’ll love the color gray for learning design.
10 Ways to Support Learning after Training
Think of a course as laying the foundation for continuous learning rather than an end in itself. Base your designs on the advantages of using smaller courses, spaced learning, human interaction and user-generated materials.
Five Easy Ways Instructional Designers Can Use Google NotebookLM
NotebookLM for Instructional Design
Are there uses for the AI research tool NotebookLM for instructional design? Get five ways it can speed up your work and enhance learning.
Benefits of Using Questions in Elearning Design
A question-based approach to elearning has some benefits over the expository approach. Questions create an active learning experience and arouse curiosity.
Stealing From Product Design
Seven Principles for Innovating
For inspiration and innovation, here are seven strategies from product design that you can use for learning design.
When Instructional Designers Can’t Talk to the Target Audience
Don’t give up hope if you can’t talk to the target audience. There are still many ways to research and understand them.












