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Learning Design Fundamentals

Explore the essentials of instructional design, from needs analysis and learning objectives to popular models like ADDIE and SAM. Discover strategies for effective curriculum development, creating engaging learning experiences, and designing training materials that ensure knowledge transfer. Perfect for instructional designers aiming to elevate their craft.

A diver rates their comfort using a Smile Sheet.

A diver rates their comfort using a Smile Sheet.

What are Performance Focused Learner Surveys (PFLS)?

Performance Focused Learner Surveys are a new approach to evaluating the effectiveness of your training. Get actionable insights using PFLS.

Feb 214 min read

What is the Learning Transfer Evaluation Model (LTEM)?

What is the Learning Transfer Evaluation Model (LTEM)?

What is the Learning Transfer Evaluation Model (LTEM)?

The Learning Transfer Evaluation Model (LTEM) is a science-supported, research-based framework that supports better training measurement.

Feb 105 min read

Understanding the ADDIE Model: An Instructional Design Framework

Understanding the ADDIE Model: An Instructional Design Framework

Understanding the ADDIE Model: An Instructional Design Framework

Standing for Analysis, Design, Development, Implementation, and Evaluation, ADDIE provides a framework for building training programs.

Jan 243 min read

Instructional Design Principles for Creating Effective Learning Modules

Instructional Design Principles for Creating Effective Learning Modules

Instructional Design Principles for Creating Effective Learning Modules

Proven instructional design principles lead to engaging learning and ensure retention, application, and long-term impact.

Jan 233 min read

What is a Learning Needs Analysis and Why Does it Matter?

What is a Learning Needs Analysis and Why Does it Matter?

What is a Learning Needs Analysis and Why Does it Matter?

Learning needs analysis is the systematic process of identifying and understanding the gaps in performance in an organization.

Jan 113 min read

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