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Ep. 6 - Fundamentals of Instructional Design w/ Devlin Peck
Ever put personal development on the back burner? Well, in this episode Devlin Peck and I discuss the 5 key tenets of instructional design that every ID could either internalize or brush up on
What to look forward to?
1. The Audience Holds the Key
2. Alignment is Everything
3. Practice and Feedback Make Perfect
4. People Learn Together
5. Learning is a Campaign
Who is Devlin Peck? 🤔
Devlin Peck is the founder of DevlinPeck.com where he helps people build instructional design skills and become instructional designers.
He also leads a team of skilled instructional designers, developers, and consultants to serve corporate learning needs for global clients.
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🖐🏽 Key Takeaways:
Your audience is the key to an effective and useful learning design. If you don't know who you're designing for, your LX is for no one but yourself.
Practice and feedback = learning. Feedback can come in many forms, but the best feedback is one that allows learners to fail. You can tell someone the correct answer, but even better is providing a robust explanation...and the best is letting someone "experience" the consequences of applying their knowledge or making a decision.
Learning is a campaign means that you're not designing for a one-shot intervention with your learners. Instead, you should strive to keep learning alive long after your workshop or course.
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📚 Resources:
You can follow and contact Devlin Peck on LinkedIn here: https://www.linkedin.com/in/devlinpeck/
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🤔 About the Host
Kevin Alster leads the learning team at Synthesia focusing primarily on product education and client services.
With over a decade of experience in education and learning, he has moved from the classroom and into tech to help people create and communicate better through video.
He has been developing enterprise and branded learning solutions in organizations such as General Assembly, The School of The New York Times, and Sotheby’s Institute of Art.
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🧑🏽🏫 Check out the Synthesia Academy here: https://www.synthesia.io/academy
🗣 Or get in touch with me on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/kevinalster
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By Video Learning LabEver put personal development on the back burner? Well, in this episode Devlin Peck and I discuss the 5 key tenets of instructional design that every ID could either internalize or brush up on
What to look forward to?
1. The Audience Holds the Key
2. Alignment is Everything
3. Practice and Feedback Make Perfect
4. People Learn Together
5. Learning is a Campaign
Who is Devlin Peck? 🤔
Devlin Peck is the founder of DevlinPeck.com where he helps people build instructional design skills and become instructional designers.
He also leads a team of skilled instructional designers, developers, and consultants to serve corporate learning needs for global clients.
____
🖐🏽 Key Takeaways:
Your audience is the key to an effective and useful learning design. If you don't know who you're designing for, your LX is for no one but yourself.
Practice and feedback = learning. Feedback can come in many forms, but the best feedback is one that allows learners to fail. You can tell someone the correct answer, but even better is providing a robust explanation...and the best is letting someone "experience" the consequences of applying their knowledge or making a decision.
Learning is a campaign means that you're not designing for a one-shot intervention with your learners. Instead, you should strive to keep learning alive long after your workshop or course.
____
📚 Resources:
You can follow and contact Devlin Peck on LinkedIn here: https://www.linkedin.com/in/devlinpeck/
____
🤔 About the Host
Kevin Alster leads the learning team at Synthesia focusing primarily on product education and client services.
With over a decade of experience in education and learning, he has moved from the classroom and into tech to help people create and communicate better through video.
He has been developing enterprise and branded learning solutions in organizations such as General Assembly, The School of The New York Times, and Sotheby’s Institute of Art.
____
🧑🏽🏫 Check out the Synthesia Academy here: https://www.synthesia.io/academy
🗣 Or get in touch with me on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/kevinalster