The Value of Instructional Design
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Instructional design refers to the philosophy, methodology, and approach used to deliver educational content. It involves considering aspects like question strategy, learner interaction, reinforcement, and complexity of branching. The goal is to focus learners on relevant information, provide context, compress learning to save time, and engage learners with clear and meaningful content tailored to their needs.
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The Value of Instructional Design
- 2. “The philosophy, methodology, and approach used to deliver information. Some courseware aspects include question strategy, level of interaction, reinforcement, and branching complexity.” Source: www.neiu.edu
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- 5. “Instructional design has clear goals & gets your learners focused on the right things.” Focus learners on smaller, more specific pieces of information (chunking) Collaborate with others to ensure you’re focusing on the right information Provide clear guidance to avoid unwanted distractions
- 6. “Instructional design provides context and perspective.” Provide context to ensure learners are focusing on the right thing Work with Subject Matter Experts (SMEs) to ensure content is accurate and up-to-date Cut through the extraneous information to get to the ‘meat’ of the content
- 7. “Instructional design compresses the learning process and saves time.” Ensure that content is dynamic and will engage learners Don’t make learners search for the important pieces of information Emphasize why the content is important to learners
- 8. “Instructional design engages learners with clear and meaningful content.” Provide clear instructions for learners Ensure the content is appropriate for the target audience Consider the learner’s unique characteristics