Instructional Design
Instructional Design is the systematic development of instructional specifications using learning and instructional theory to ensure the quality of instruction.
Characteristics of Top-Tier Instructional Designers
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Be learner focused and hold learners in the highest regard.
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Be passionately learning focused and thrive on curiosity.
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Consider the neuroscience of learning.
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Accommodate diversity and unique needs to provide an inclusive, and engaging learning experience.
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Incorporate scenarios, case studies, and other pragmatic stories to connect with the learner emotionally.
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Build rich opportunities for high levels of student interaction and engagement in learning designs.
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Maintain a keen eye for detail and have exemplary visualization skills.
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Communicate clearly, both orally and in writing.
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Write appealing content, instructional design text, audio scripts, and video scripts.
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Develop learning content based on Gardner’s Multiple Intelligences and Adult Learning Theory.
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Demonstrate high levels of imagination, creativity, innovation, and design thinking.
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Possess outstanding analytical skills.
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Know the proficiencies of eLearning tools and software and be technologically savvy.
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Be open-minded and embrace multiple perspectives.
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Continuously improve.
Learning Guide
Meet Addie
I wrote a learning guide about ADDIE that I incorporated into my Instructional Design program.
Adult Learning Models for Learning Specialists: Love Your Beautiful Brain
I wrote this learning guide for learning specialists.
Course Descriptions
These are course descriptions for my accredited Instructional Design Certificate Program. I have certified over 30 people in my Instructional Design Certificate Program.
Sample Job Aids and Other Instructional Materials
I designed these various work samples in my work for universities and companies across the U.S. I have recorded and edited over 2000 voiceovers as a voiceover artist. I am knowledgeable, proficient, and love this work.