1. The Rapid E-Learning Blog by Tom Kuhlmann has many great
resources for designing courses, building E-Learning scenarios, managing
projects, and Instructional Design. My favorite post from this blog is called What
We Can Learn About Instructional Design from Post-it Notes, because it points out that learners filter out
information that is not deemed critical. It reminded me of all the times that I
have endured very long training sessions at work only to find out that one of
my colleagues could have taught me the same information in a few minutes. If
you would like to see this blog, which is also linked to an E-Learning community
called the “Articulate Network,” you can visit it at the following link:
2. The Instructional Design & Development Blog from the
Faculty Instructional Technology Services department at DePaul University.
Currently, thirteen different contributors post information about using
technology to improve instruction. I like this blog because it is a great
resource for anyone that is interested in enhancing his or her skills as a
facilitator. Also, there is a great option to view archived posts by category
that I found very helpful. You can visit this blog with the following link:
3. Cathy Moore’s Let’s save the world from boring
elearning! blog is another great one that I
have bookmarked. A majority of the site concentrates on the action mapping
approach to instructional design that Moore covers in her online workshops and
certificate program. However, there is an article by Ms. Moore titled How
to become an instructional designer that I
will probably read more than once. You can find this article listed in the
resources menu of Cathy Moore’s blog at the following link:
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