Register for ELBX ONLINE 2022—two days of inspiring live presentations from experts on learning tech, gamification, and more. Join us for fun giveaways and a live JEOPARDY!® game at the end of each day. Stay tuned for the full speaker list. This post was first published on eLearning Industry.
December 20, 2021 by Niels Floor | Learning experience design (LXD) is often associated with design thinking. While there is some truth to this notion, they cannot easily be compared. In this article I would like to zoom in on the differences and similarities between these two different disciplines that do have things in common. The field of design used …
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November 8, 2021 by Niels Floor | You are about to hire a learning experience (LX) designer for your next project. What can you expect when it comes to the quality of their work? To answer that question, we should look at what you can expect from any professional designer. Imagine you hire a graphic designer to create a new …
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The success of any course depends upon its very first steps. Before launching an online course, it is crucial to identify the target student. Who is this person? Using a learner persona portrait to identify your target student will strengthen your learning product. This post was first published on eLearning Industry.
Developing personal agility is actually complex because you have to sharpen, combine, and practice several skills, including practicing the agile process, asking more open-ended questions, actively listening, outsmarting your biases, and slowing down to go fast. This article shows you how. This post was first published on eLearning Industry.
The most efficient way to achieve visual design consistency in eLearning and presentation slides is to create a visual style guide.
Adding instructional design case studies to your portfolio adds depth and insight to your work. It supplements the skills you want to demonstrate.