Instructional Design
This course will help you understand the process of developing digital educational products in a way that makes best use of the available technology, while fully meeting the needs of the end user. It will help you master the principles of Instructional Design and create e-learning products that really work.
In this intensive one-day course you will cover:
- the whole product development process, from the planning stages through to error handling and testing
- the terminology used in the development of instructional design projects
- a broad range of skills which will enable you to progress with your individual projects.
Programme
- What is Instructional Design?
- Definitions of Instructional Design
- Models of Instructional Design
- Instructional Design in educational publishing
- Instructional Design responsibilities
- Processes
- The life-cycle of product development
- Concept definition – case study exercise 1
- Documentation
- Content structuring – case study exercise 2
- Templates – case study exercise 3
- Reviewing, storyboarding and wireframing – case study exercise 4
- Feedback
- Special areas
- Interaction design
- Interfaces and usability
- Error handling
- Whiteboard design – case study exercise 5
- Navigation
- Jargon
- Testing.
Who will benefit from this course?
Project managers and commissioning editors involved in creating e-learning resources,who may have been taking on elements of this role, but with no formal training.
Note that most of our short courses can also be run as in-company events.
- Dates: 12 October 2012
- Duration: A one-day course
- Price: £385+VAT
- A number of discounts are available

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