Learning Lights - The Instructional Design, eLearning, and Training Podcast by Shafali Anand

Episode 2 :: Am I made for Instructional Design...and vice-versa?

This is a question asked by many accidental content professionals and all those fresh job-seekers who are exploring the field of content development and Instructional Design. They want to find out if they are temperamentally suited for a successful career in ID and content development, whether they are creative enough, and what sort of skills they must possess.

If you too are trying to ascertain whether or not you have the right temperament and skills for becoming an instructional designer, then you should listen in.

In this episode, I present to you the three most important characteristics of an Instructional Designer and help dispel a debilitating myth.

After you've listened to this episode, please read more about this topic at: Four Key Traits of an Instructional Designer.

Visit http://creativeagni.com to explore the world of creativity and instructional design.

Thank you!

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Icon Art Credit: Ranjeet Anand (http://instagram.com/poetrywithpixels)

Music Credits: From Song “Trophy Endorphins” by Andy G. Cohen released under a Creative Commons Attribution International 4.0 License

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Episode 1 :: "Instructional Design? What’s that?!"

"Is it something like Graphic Design?"

"Oh, you mean Industrial Design?"

If this is how people react when you mention the term instructional design, or if you are someone whose own reaction is similar to this – then, listen to this episode of the Learning Lights podcast.

In this episode, we face our instructional truth – that instructional design isn’t a stranger to us and that we’ve felt its presence our entire lives! As Shafali shares two extremely relatable examples from her own life and lays down the foundation for this podcast in your beautiful mind – you feel instructional design helping your own learning along.

This episode also explains why we need Instructional Design for creating content for eLearning, training, and other educational material, and how it helps.

If you are starting out in Instructional Design, or even if you’ve been into it for a while whether as an ID, a trainer, a content developer, or a teacher, but you are still not quite sure of what it means (this happens a lot, and it happens to a lot of us…so don’t worry,) then you should tune in to this episode and subscribe to the Learning Lights Podcast – it’s available on Spotify, Google Podcasts, and Radio Public.

Check out articles on Instructional Design, Training, eLearning, mLearning, Gamification, and Micro-Learning at http://creativeagni.com.

If you want a break from all this serious but seriously lovable instructional stuff and your brain would like to break a leg – you are invited to The Spinning Top podcast at http://anchor.fm/shafali-anand.

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Icon Art Credit: Ranjeet Anand (http://instagram.com/poetrywithpixels)

Music Credits: From Song “Trophy Endorphins” by Andy G. Cohen released under a Creative Commons Attribution International 4.0 License

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Trailer :: Step into the beautiful world of Instructional Design with Shafali as your companion. Immerse yourself into a learning experience filled with softly glowing logical connections, which make the job of designing, developing, and delivering online courses and classroom training programs so much more fun and exciting.

In this trailer episode, the host Shafali Anand asks the four questions that you want to ask her about the Learning Lights Podcast and answers them.

This trailer sets the mood for the Learning Lights podcast and talks about what this podcast is going to be about, who should be listening to it, who Shafali Anand is, and how this podcast is going to be different.

Visit http://www.CreativeAgni.com to read and download articles on Instructional Design, eLearning, and Training by Shafali Anand.

Music Credits: From Song “Trophy Endorphins” by Andy G. Cohen released under a Creative Commons Attribution International 4.0 License.

Icon Art Credit: Ranjeet Anand (http://instagram.com/poetrywithpixels)