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Looking to start off your new year on the right foot? Brush up on your instructional design skills with our most helpful Instructional Design (ID) articles of 2018.
You’ll find resources to bookmark and reference when you need a refresher on the basics or want to explore new e-learning ideas or design learning scenarios. And if you’re more experienced—no worries! We have great tips that will challenge you to think outside the box, too. Take a look: Via Elizabeth E Charles 
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As Human Brain Love Visuals So Its A Great Idea To Add Visuals In Your Content To Increase Your Learners. Visuals Also Help Your Learners To Understand Easily. Via Elizabeth E Charles
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In a recent conversation, a colleague asked, “Once you and your client have agreed on a branching scenario approach, how do you get started writing it? How do you get from the broad concept of training on X topic to actually creating the scenario?”
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As 2016 draws to a close, I rounded-up 10 of what I believe will be the most important design trends of 2017.
Via Mark E. Deschaine, PhD
Carlos Fosca's curator insight,
February 9, 2017 6:20 AM
Un resumen de las más importantes tendencias en el diseño digital para el 2017. 
Daniel Collins's curator insight,
March 29, 2017 12:33 AM
A look at 10 important design trends for 2017...
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When you develop online course, you tend to overlook few things without realizing their importance. Take care of these and be effective in your instruction. Via EDTECH@UTRGV, Elizabeth E Charles
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"When we hear or see the term ‘design thinking’ the first thing that often comes to mind is graphic design or web design — things that are more concerned about the visual aspect. While the approach itself is deeply utilized in graphic design best practices, it is not an exclusive process used solely by designers.
All innovations in different aspects of society have somehow used the design thinking process one way or another. Innovative works in literature, music, engineering, business, and art — just to name a few- have greatly drawn inspiration from this process.
So, what’s so special about it and why do we need to be more aware on how it is closely related to the training/learning process?" Via EDTECH@UTRGV, Elizabeth E Charles
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As Human Brain Love Visuals So Its A Great Idea To Add Visuals In Your Content To Increase Your Learners. Visuals Also Help Your Learners To Understand Easily. Via Elizabeth E Charles
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CITL presents these "Online Course-in-a-Box" resources to faculty and instructors who are tasked with developing their own online course with minimal campus support. Online Course-in-a-Box includes online education best practices and the research that supports those best practices, along with templates and other helpful guides.
Juanita Amiel Townsend's curator insight,
September 1, 2017 12:12 AM
The Center for Innovation in Teaching and Learning offers this very useful set of resources to anyone tasked with creating an online class. Don't miss it!
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Want to know how to avoid Overwhelming Learners? Check 5 ways to avoid Overwhelming Learners and not throw too much content at them. Via EDTECH@UTRGV, Miloš Bajčetić
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by Debbie Morrison "It’s that time of year when educators seek fresh ideas and strategies to create meaningful learning experiences for their students. I too have plans for the upcoming school-year; one of my goals is to create a robust selection of useful resources accessible here on Online Learning Insights. This resource bank will be a list of links by topic targeted to professors, instructors and instructional designers looking for ideas, inspiration and/or skill development specific to online or blended learning and instruction. The resources are carefully selected; I’ve included only those that I refer to consistently, are of high-quality and support knowledge and skill development. "This post [part I] is the beginning of the resource section—it will grow over time. If you have ideas for additional topics, or would like to suggest a resource, please do so by adding a comment to this post."
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