There are distinct similarities between architectural design and instructional design, i.e. creativity, purpose, practicality, and intentionality. Anyone can develop a briefing; however, it takes expertise to design and develop a real learning product or environment. The intention of this blog is to create a place for collaborating about techniques and concepts to help in building effective instruction.
Saturday, October 18, 2014
Converting to a Distance Learning Format
This week in my Walden
University Master of Science in Instructional Design and Technology Distance
Learning class, I was asked to develop a best practices guide for converting a
face-to-face training class to a blended learning environment. The scenario is
that a training manager is frustrated with his face-to-face training and wants
to try something new. He has received his supervisor’s permission to convert
the class to a blended learning format to provide trainers and trainees the
ability to interact in both face-to-face and online environments. In the best
practices guide, we are to include tips that could assist the trainer in
facilitating communication and learning among his students. My best practices
guide is attached here.
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